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Chapter 19 China’s Contacts with the Outside World. Ch. 19.2.
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What goods would China send to the trade routes?
Livesrock, silk, porcelain, and iron
Silk, paper, and porcelain
Silk, porcelain, paper, iron, and jade
Silk, porcelain, paper and iron
2
What Mongol leader became emperor of China in 1279?
Xuan Jiang
Kublai Khan
Buddha
Chang'an
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What was the name of the trading route used in Central Asia?
Silk Road
Great Wall
Yellow-brick Road
Crossroads
4
Despite this distrust of foreigners, the Chinese continued to tradewith other lands.
False
True
5
What is another name the Mongol Dynasty went by?
Tang Dynasty
Yuan Dynasty
Yin Dynasty
Ming Dynasty
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Xuan Zang was a ...
Ruler/King
Scholar-Official
Chinese Monk
Farmer
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Buddhist monks and nuns paid no taxes. They ran schools, public baths, hospitals and lodgings for travelers.
False
True
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In 843, the Tang government needed money and began seizing Buddhist property.
False
True
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By the end of the Tang dynasty, trade was shifting AWAY from the Silk Road and toward...
Sea trade developed between China, India & the coasts of Southeast Asia.
aero trade developed between China and the coasts India
space trade developed between China and France
underground trade developed between China and India
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Sitting in chairs from Central Asia instead of on floor cushions became a status symbol.
True
False
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Which of these "outside contacts" would go to China?
Missionaries
Merchants
Other visitors
All of the above
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In return, the Chinese received...
Ivory, cotton, perfumes, spices, and horses.
Cotton, glass, herbs and spices
Ivory, cotton, perfumes, spices, and pigs.
Ivory, cotton, perfumes, and spices
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Chinese music was greatly influenced by melodies and musical instruments from:
Persia and Central Asia
Japan, Persia, and Central Asia
India, Persia, and Central Asia
India, Korea and Southeast Asia