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1
Identify the two characteristics that helped the gentry attain their status in the upper class.
education
civil service positions
status as an established family in Chinese society
work in the countryside
2
The social, economic, and technological transformations of the Tang and Song periods permanently shaped _ civilizations.
2. Korean
4. Chinese
3. Vietnamese
1. Mongolian
3
Korea has a temperate (mild temperatures) climate year round.
True
False
4
Which of the following is NOT a Chinese invention that would have helped spread culture in East Asia?
moveable type
gunpowder
terrace farming
floating compass
5
Identify the two dynasties that ruled China between 600-1400.
Tang
Ming
Qing
Song
6
Which of the following is NOT a Chinese invention that would have helped spread culture in East Asia?
gunpowder
moveable type
terrace farming
floating compass
7
The Mongols created a postal system.
reality
myth
8
What led to the revival of Confucianism during the late Tang and Song dynasties?
Printers used new techniques to make books more available.
Trade with Foreign nations encouraged the spread of Chinese beliefs.
Emperors implemented the teachings into their courts.
Scholars reinterpreted the text to address new concerns.
9
Mongols forced their religion onto the people they conquered.
reality
myth
10
What was the initial purpose of the samurai warrior?
to provide karate training to the shogun
to trade with merchants in China
to protect travelers in the countryside
to serve as a bodyguard for the warlords
11
In which Asian country did the Silla and Koryo dynasties rule?
Mongolia
Korea
China
Japan
12
Throughout Southeast Asia's history, the key to political power was often the control of ___.
religion
trade routes and harbors
land
wealth
13
What is the code of behavior followed by samurai called?
Genji
Kamakura
Bushido
chivalry
14
Match the kingdom of Southeast Asia with it's location.(modern Vietnam)
Dai Viet kingdom
Pagan Kingdom
Sailendra dynasty
Srivijaya Empire
15
Which invention was a key to Mongol horsemanship, allowing a warrior to stand, turn, and shoot arrows behind him?
harness
saddle
stirrup
leather armor
16
Which religion was a cultural influence that the Vietnamese absorbed from the Chinese?
Islam
Christianity
Hinduism
Buddhism
17
Mongol women were treated very poorly.
myth
reality
18
Which Mongolian leader was a brilliant organizer, gifted strategist, and used cruelty as a weapon?
Genghis Khan
Tang Taizong
Kublai Khan
Dangun
19
Which Mongolian leader united the Mongols, who had been loosely organized by clans, into a powerful conquering force?
Tang Taizong
Genghis Khan
Kublai Khan
Marco Polo
20
Mongols often robbed travelers on the Silk Road.
myth
reality
21
restored the Grand Canal and extended it to Beijing
Kublai Khan
Marco Polo
22
Mongol soldiers rode with three extra horses.
reality
myth
23
Which religion had particular influence in Southeast Asia beginning in the 11th century
Buddhism
Islam
Hinduism
Judaism
24
was Mongolian but founded a dynasty in China (Yuan)
Kublai Khan
Marco Polo
25
Pi Sheng came up with the idea of_which alowed printer to arange block of character in frame to make a page for printing
3. magnetic compasses
1. paper money
2. mechanical clocks
4. movable type
26
was a Venetian trader
Marco Polo
Kublai Khan
27
Both the Tang and Song dynasties lasted about ___.
30 years
800 years
300 years
100 years
28
caused foreign trade to increase after increasing safety on the Silk Roads.
Marco Polo
Kublai Khan
29
In which modern country did the Tang and Song rule?
China
Mongolia
Korea
Japan
30
By 1294, the Mongol Empire was divided up into 3 khanates. Match the khanate with the land it controlled(Golden Horde)
Korea
Persia
Russia
31
The social economic and technological transformation of the Tang and Song period permanently shaped Chinese civilzation
True
False
32
Which of the empires studied in lessons 1 and 2 created the largest unified land empire in history?
Mongol
Tang
Song
33
What led to the revival of Confucianism during the late Tang and Song dynasties?
Printers used new techniques to make books more available.
Scholars reinterpreted the text to address new concerns.
Trade with Foreign nations encouraged the spread of Chinese beliefs.
Emperors implemented the teachings into their courts.
34
What were characteristics of the nomadic way of life on the Eurasian steppe?
used horses to follow their herds
traveled together in clans
lived on a diet of meat and mare's milk
lived in portable tents called yurts
35
By 1294, the Mongol Empire was divided up into 3 khanates. Match the khanate with the land it controlled.(Ilkhanate)
Persia
Russia
Korea
36
Which Mongolian leader united the Mongols, who had been loosely organized by clans, into a powerful conquering force?
Tang Taizong
Marco Polo
Kublai Khan
Genghis Khan
37
Why have movements of people on the Eurasian steppe historically been toward the west and the south?
Rainfall is more plentiful in this area.
Temperatures are more dramatic in this region.
The Silk Road is found in this area.
There are fewer mountains in this region.
38
Match the kingdom of Southeast Asia with it's location.(modern Myanmar (Burma))
Dai Viet kingdom
Khmer Empire
Sailendra dynasty
Pagan Kingdom
39
Korea is a peninsula.
True
False
40
Korea has mountainous topography.
True
False
41
Korea developed a long tradition of shipbuilding because of their location close to Japan.
False
True
42
served government missions
Marco Polo
Kublai Khan
43
Identify this temple complex located in modern Cambodia; it was dedicated to the Hindu god Vishu.
Taj Mahal
Capitol
Angkor Wat
Parthenon
44
Why did the Yamato most likely believe they had the right to rule the Japanese people?
They overthrew the previous dynasty.
They had experience working with Japanese emperors.
They started the Shinto religion.
They claimed to be descendants of the gods.
45
What were characteristics of the nomadic way of life on the Eurasian steppe?
lived on diet of beans rice and chicken -walked their herd to good pasture
-used horses to follow their herds -lived on a diet of meat and mare's milk
-used dogs to move their portable tents
-traveled together in clans-lived in portable tents called yurts
46
Where did the Song rulers establish their new capital?
Ch’ang-an
Hangzhou
Talas
Taizong
47
Match the kingdom of Southeast Asia with it's location.(modern Cambodia)
Srivijaya Empire
Dai Viet kingdom
Pagan Kingdom
Khmer Empire
48
Which invention was a key to Mongol horsemanship, allowing a warrior to stand, turn, and shoot arrows behind him?
harness
leather armor
saddle
stirrup
49
Why have movements of people on the Eurasian steppe historically been toward the west and the south?
Temperatures are more dramatic in this region.
The Silk Road is found in this area.
Rainfall is more plentiful in this area.
There are fewer mountains in this region.
50
Vietnam was more influenced by Chinese culture than it was by ___ culture.
3. Cambodian
Burmese
Mongolian
4. Indian
51
By 1294, the Mongol Empire was divided up into 3 khanates. Match the khanate with the land it controlled(Great Khan)
Korea
Persia
Russia
52
Match the kingdom of Southeast Asia with it's location.(islands of Borneo, Sumatra, and Borneo)
Dai Viet kingdom
Sailendra dynasty
Khmer Empire
Srivijaya Empire
53
What started the assimilation of Chinese culture into the Japanese islands in the 600s?
Prince Shotoku sent three missions to China.
Prince Shotoku planned a decentralized government.
Prince Shotoku instituted China’s civil service system.
Prince Shotoku served as regent for his aunt.
54
_ is made up of 4,000 islands, but historically most of the people live on the four largest islands
Indonesia
China
Japan
Korea
55
What happened after the death of Genghis Khan?
His descendants conquered Venice and Vienna.
His descendants continued his campaign for conquest.
His descendants lost all of the land that he had acquired.
His descendants returned to Central Asia.
56
Which of the following was at the highest level of society in Tang and Song China?
urban middle class
gentry
peasants
laborers, soldiers, servants
57
Unique to Japan, it's earliest religion (it means "way of the god") is called ___. (answer only)
Shinto
Minto
Binto
Confusciasm
58
Match the kingdom of Southeast Asia with it's location.(island of Java)
Khmer Empire
Pagan Kingdom
Sailendra dynasty
Dai Viet kingdom
59
The development of a more efficient ___ system by Pi Sheng occurred because scholar-officials were restored.
government
printing
ocean navigation
porcelain manufacturing
60
Which event led to the Korean peninsula’s unification as one state?
Silla drove out the Chinese.
Silla established a mainly agricultural economy.
Silla built impressive monasteries.
Silla set up a new capital at Kyongju.