Chapter #18 Korea, Japan, and Southeast Asia

The Yayoi brought farming and Buddhism to Japan.

Much of Japan's wealth came from ___________ .

Why did Japanese artisans and merchants set up groups called guilds?

The powerful kingdom of Funan was based on _____________ .

The early Japanese beleived humans, animals, plants, rocks, and rivers all have their own spirits.

Korean artisans printed one of the world's oldest books using _______________ .

Climate, rainfall, and fertile soil made it easy for large inland states to control shipping and trade.

What did Prince Shotoku create to give Japan a strong, well-organized government?

Which group invaded Korea in 1231 AD?

Why was Pagan able to control large areas of territory?

What did the Japanese Emperor do in 1192 to prevent the Minamoto family from taking the throne?

Minamoto Yoritomo, the first shogun of Japan, was elected by the people.

The Khmer Empire was weakened by the building of Angkor Wat.

During the A.D. 500', which clan became strong enough to rule most of Japan?

Because of its _________________, only a small amount of Japan can be farmed.

The capital of the Ayutthaya kingdom is today know as

The _________________ invaded Korea in 1592.

Japanese beliefs in animism develeoped into a religion called ________________ .

Wang Kon was the first Korean ruler to

Buddhist teachings became powerful in Japan during

Shadow puppet theaters were a popular form of entertainment in Southeast Asia.

What did the Yamato do during the Taiki, or Great Change?

Most mainland Southeast Asians made their homes in narrow river vallys and coastal areas because of the _____________ .

Japan's wealth came from its farmers and artisans, and increased

The samurai received more land from daimyo than they had been given by the shogun.

Under the shogun, most Japanese came to believe in ______________ .

In their early history, the Viet were conquered by ______________ .

In AD 794, the city of Heian replaced Nara as the official capital of Japan.

During the Nara period, Japanese emperors did away with the practice of using examinations to hire officials.

The Khmer kings based their rule on ideas from Buddhism and ___________ .

Dia Viet became a powerful empire that stretched from China's border in the north to ____________ in the south.

This country was home to ancient Khmer people and is the location of Angkor Wat, the world's largest temple complex.

What do historians call the time in which Korea was a divided land, from about 100 BC to 700 AD?

Both times the Mongol emperor Kublai Khan sent ships to invade Japan, they were

What was the strict code of conduct that samurai lived by called?

The early Koreans beleived they were descended from Tan Gun, the son of a _______________ .

Over the years, as samurai divided their lands among their sons,

General Wang Kon united the Korean Peninsula and set up the

Southwest Asians developed a special kind of richley patterned cloth called

Prince Shotoku looked to this country as an example of a successful government.

Nobles formed their own local armies of warriors known as

The early Koreans believed that shamans served as links between humans and the spiritual world.

The early Japanese built villages

The Silla government gave land to farmers and helped build ________________ .

The people of Koguryo accepted Buddhist and COnfucian ideas from the Chinese.

Southeast Asia became a region of many different ethnic groups. languages, and religions because of its _____________ .

A huge wave caused by an undersea earthquake.

Korea is a mountainous _______________ in east Asia.

Hangul is the Korean name for Chinese writing.

During the Taiki, or Great Change, Japan was