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1
The native religion of Japan is
Shinto
Daoism
Hinduism
Buddhism
2
The founder of the Song dynasty was
Song Taizu
Huang Chao
Song Wudi
Tang Taizong
3
What was the title of the military governor who ruled in place of the Japanese emperor?
kamakazi
samurai
Heian
shogun
4
The An Lushan Rebellion
caused the Tang to lose control of the western regions along the Silk Road
increased Tang prestige with neighboring states
Decreased the population of the Song Dynasty by about two-thirds
led to a strengthened central government after the rebellion was stopped
5
Tu Fu (Du Fu) and Li Po (Li Bai) were noteworthy Tang Dynasty
astronomers
mathematicians
emperors
poets
6
Which of the following best describes the long-term impact of the Grand Canal on China?
The rise of an elite merchant class led to social upheaval and rebellion
The northern capital region became increasingly disconnected with the south
The region became more economically and politically integrated
The cost of building the canal led to an economic depression
7
The greatest advance of Sui Yangdi, the second Sui emperor, was:
a series of reforms that allowed the Sui to survive for three hundred years
his conquest of Vietnam.
his conversion to Buddhism.
the construction of the Grand Canal.
8
What era of history is known as the Chinese golden age of arts and literature?
The Yuan dynasty
The Qin dynasty
The Han dynasty
The Tang and Song dynasties
9
Which of the following developments on the map is a political innovation of the period 600-1450 c.e?
Trade relationships between China and Vietnam
Chinese participation in Silk Road trade
Tributary relationships between China and Korea
Centralized imperial rule of China
10
Which of the following was a result of China's participation in Eurasian land-based trade as shown on the map?
Transfer of knowledge between the Tang and the Abbasids
Exchange of goods between the Tang and Western Europe
Exchange of goods between the Tang and the Aztecs
Transfer of religion between the Tang and the Byzantine Empire
11
Which statement best describes the status of the Buddhist faith in China after the persecutions of the Tang era?
Chinese emperors continued to practice Buddhism
Buddhism continued to exist, but on a much reduced scale
Buddhism grew rapidly as a form of social protest against the government
Buddhism disappeared completely from China
12
Which of the following could be best inferred about the city of Zhouzhuang in the period 600-1450 c.e?
It benefited from access to European technologies
It declined as a result of increased susceptibility to invasion
It thrived due to the availability of resources from beyond the local area
It was weakened by constant flooding and subsequently abandoned
13
The cultural development of Heian Japan primarily reflects
Vietnam
Korea
India
China
14
The Japanese city of Nara was a copy of the Tang capital of
Hangzhou.
Chang'an.
Beijing.
Nanjing.
15
What is "Cultural Diffusion"?
the spread of a culture's practices, beliefs, food, music, or tools
When a civilization loses all culture
a made up, nonsense term
stealing the identity of another culture for monetary gain
16
Dunhuang in Western China
was the capital of the Tang dynasty
served as the capital of the early Song dynasty
contained an early Buddhist community
was the first area that fell to the advancing Mongols
17
The passage reflects which of the following continuities in China's history?
The patriarchal nature of gender relations
The influence of traditional religious beliefs on imperial rule
The emphasis on the individual over family obligations
The belief that the ruler is above the law
18
According to the passage, Zhu Xi advocated for an approach to government that most clearly illustrates the principles of
Buddhism
Neoconfucianism
Legalism
Hinduism
19
Which of the following is the most direct effect of contact between China and Japan as shown on the map?
China conquered the islands of Japan
Japan was influenced by Chinese traditions
Japan became a Chinese tributary state
China adopted Japanese religious traditions
20
During the Tang dynasty, the imperial civil service examinations
were used extensively filling jobs with officials with intellectual ability
were restricted to the wealthier families.
were halted and not restarted until the Ming dynasty.
declined dramatically in importance.
21
In an effort to win support in China, Buddhist missionaries translated the Indian term dharma as:
dao
sui
wuwei
nalanda
22
Chinese influence on Japan was most profound during the:
Kamakura shogunate
Heian period
Nara period
Muromachi Shogunate
23
In 757, Tang emperors were forced to invite the Turkish Uighurs to bring an army into China and suppress a rebellion by
Xi Huangdi
Song Taizu
Zhu Xi
An Lushan
24
The most important new crop introduced into China during the Tang and Song periods was
indigo
fast-ripening rice
cotton
oranges
25
The construction of the canal shown in the image illustrates which of the following patterns of the period 600-1450 c.e?
Commercial growth was aided by state-sponsored commercial infrastructures
spread of industrial tech from Europe enabled construction of public works
Daoist ideas supported the construction of natural waterways
Confiscation of private land often occurred to benefit political leaders
26
The Tang plan to avoid the concentration of land in the hands of the wealthy was called the:
Tang Taizong system.
kowtow system.
Hangzhou system.
equal-field system.
27
During the Tang dynasty,
most of far western China fell to barbarian tribes.
Chinese armies pushed into Korea, Manchuria, Tibet, and Northern Vietnam.
powerful neighbors kept the Chinese from expanding.
Japan was brought under complete Chinese control.
28
All of the following are Tang and Song era technological developments except...
gunpowder
the ballpoint pen
paper money
compasses
29
Which of the following contributed to China's economic revolution during the Tang and Song dynasties?
The active suppression of internal trade to increase long-distance trade
A complex network of internal waterways that provided cheap transportation
The import of large numbers of slaves to work in agriculture and industry
The large scale immigration of Japanese workers
30
Which of the following was a factor in the growth of Buddhism in China after 300 C.E.?
The withdrawal Shinto priests to Japan following persecution by the Tang
disorder following the collapse of the Han, which discredited Confucianism
People liked that the monks were celibate
Sustained missionary endeavors undertaken by Buddhist monks from Korea
