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World History: Chapter 14 (China) 14.1 &14.3
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2012 Holt McDougal "World History" 6: Chapter 14 (China) #China #WorldHistory
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1
What was the result of the Han dynasty's collapse?
Time of Troubles
Generation of Grand Fortune
Period of Disunion
Era of Prosperity
2
The Confucian principles
ren
and
li
meant
"Appropriate behavior" and "honor your elders"
"Concern for others" and "obey your leaders"
"Concern for others" and "appropriate behavior"
"Honor your elders" and "obey your leaders"
3
In what way do Confucianism and Buddhism differ?
"B" stresses military honor; "C" stresses charitable deeds
"C" stresses ethics; "B" stresses spiritual outlook
"B" values public service; "C" teaches personal satisfaction
"C" values artistic talent; "B" teaches one to ignore art
4
Which dynasty brought an end to the Period of Disunion?
Han
Song
Tang
Sui
5
As Buddhism became more popular in China because
It offered relief from suffering
It was the official state religion
their leaders were Buddhist
Many people migrated to India
6
A body of unelected government officials
isolationism
bureaucracy
Period of Disunion
Buddhism
7
List these dynasties in the correct order: Sui, Song, Tang.
Song, Sui, Tang
Sui, Song, Tang
Tang, Song, Sui
Sui, Tang, Song
8
Which of the following did the Song dynasty adopt as its official policy?
Neo-Confucianism
Confucianism
Bureaucracy
Buddhism
9
Which dynasty built the Grand Canal?
Sui
Song
Han
Tang
10
The Song dynasty produced __________, perhaps China’s greatest female poet.
Li Bo
Li Quingzhao
Bo Peep
Jet Li
11
As Confucianism became more popular again, it was blended with ideas from what philosophy?
Buddhism
Legalism
Hinduism
Daoism
12
During the Han dynasty, __________ became the official state philosophy.
Isolationism
Star Warism
Confucianism
Buddhism
13
A northern ruler named Yang Jian unified China in 589, creating the __________ dynasty.
Sui
Song
Tang
Han
14
What was the result of more people settling in the north and south of China?
Trade increased significantly
Their cultures blended
Japan was colonized
Buddhism spread
15
To become a scholar-official, a person had to
be elected
be appointed by the emperor
be born a noble
pass a test
16
Buddhism's golden age in China ended when
the wars caused people to lose faith
A Tang emperor burned its writings
A Song emperor destroyed one of its temples
Legalism became more popular
17
What does it mean to work in civil service?
to work as a government official
to work as a scribe for a printer
to work as an officer in the military
to work for a company that provides basic necessities
18
Which of the following was NOT a way Confucianism influenced China?
emphasis on service to society
emphasis on family and family values
expansion of manufacturing and trade
well-educated government officials
19
Empress Wu was a _____________ leader.
well liked and strong
not well liked, but strong
well liked, but weak
not well liked and weak
20
Neo-Confucianism added __________ to the philosophy
spirituality
rituals
a god
order
21
What effect did having a bureaucracy of scholar-officials have on the Song dynasty?
It created a very unstable government
It created a mismanaged government
It created divisions that led to a civil war
It created stability & an efficient government
22
What was the major cause for the spread of Buddhism to China?
the travels of Indian missionaries
the writings of Confucious
the support of Empress Wu
the teachings of Xianzong
23
China grew in size under which dynasty?
Sui
Song
Tang
Zhou
24
Who was the only female to rule China?
Taizong
Yang Jian
Xuanzong
Empress Wu
