Post-Classical Asia: Imperial China, the Mongol Empire, Feudal Japan, and Neighboring States

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A set of fill-in-the-blank practice flashcards covering key historical developments, figures, dynasties, and political structures across post-classical East and Southeast Asia.

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The Qin Dynasty was ruled by Qin Shi Huangdi, who used __________ to restore order and centralize the bureaucracy.

Legalism

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To enforce state ideology, Qin Shi Huangdi ordered the burning of books, specifically targeting __________ texts.

Confucian

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During the Han Dynasty, Emperor Han Wudi expanded the empire by conquering northern Vietnam, Korea, and __________.

Central Asia

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<p>In the traditional Chinese tribute system diagram shown below, the circle located immediately outside the Inner Subjects layer consists of the __________.</p>

In the traditional Chinese tribute system diagram shown below, the circle located immediately outside the Inner Subjects layer consists of the __________.

Outer Subjects

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The prescribed role of women in Han Chinese society was detailed in Lessons for Women, written by __________.

Ban Zhou

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Empress Wu, who ruled from 624 to 705 as the only female empress in Chinese history, strongly supported and financed __________.

Buddhism

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During the Song Dynasty, the philosopher __________ emerged as a prominent figure of Neo-Confucianism.

Zhu Xi

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The introduction of fast-ripening __________ rice from Vietnam allowed double cropping on hillsides and greatly boosted Song population growth.

Champa

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During the Tang and Song dynasties, paper currency was introduced and commonly referred to as __________ money.

flying

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Chinese foot binding aimed to restrict foot growth to an ideal length of 2 to 4 inches2\,\text{to}\,4\,\text{inches}, requiring girls to walk in __________ shoes.

Lotus

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During the Ming Dynasty, population growth was stimulated by new American crops, including sweet potatoes, maize, and __________.

peanuts

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The Ming admiral __________ led seven massive maritime expeditions across the Indian Ocean.

Zheng He

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The Ming Dynasty limited trade with Europeans to two designated ports: Macao and __________.

Canton

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Genghis Khan successfully unified the Mongol tribes in the year __________.

12061206

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To establish a uniform legal code and written administration, Genghis Khan borrowed a written script from the __________ Turks.

Uighur

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The basic fighting units of the Mongol military were called tumens, each composed of __________ men.

10,00010{,}000

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Genghis Khan's son __________ led the Mongol armies to conquer Russia in the year 12401240.

Ogedei

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The Mongols captured Baghdad and brought an end to the Abbasid Caliphate in the year __________.

12581258

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In 12761276, Kublai Khan completed the conquest of the __________ Dynasty to establish the Yuan Dynasty.

Song

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Under the Yuan Dynasty social hierarchy, the class positioned at the very bottom was the __________ Chinese.

Southern

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The period of security and stability across Eurasia under Mongol rule that protected trade and merchants is termed the __________.

Pax Mongolica

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Under the Mongol rule of the Golden Horde, heavy taxes levied on peasants reduced many of them to __________.

serfdom

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The Russian city of __________ grew wealthy and powerful as the chief tribute collector for the Mongols before turning against them in 13801380.

Moscow

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Initiated in 645645 during the Yamato Period, the __________ Reforms sought to reorganize Japanese government along Chinese lines.

Taika

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In 6th-century Japan, Prince __________ promoted the adoption of Chinese writing, Confucianism, and Buddhism.

Shotoku

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Written by Lady Murasaki during the Heian Period, the world's first novel is titled The Tale of __________.

Genji

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Political control during the Heian Period was dominated by the aristocratic __________ clan, who ruled as regents.

Fujiwara

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The Kamakura Shogunate was established by Minamoto Yoritomo, who assumed the title of __________.

shogun

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<p>According to the Japanese feudal pyramid shown below, the social class located directly below the Daimyos is the __________.</p>

According to the Japanese feudal pyramid shown below, the social class located directly below the Daimyos is the __________.

Samurai

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Samurai lived by a strict code of behavior called Bushido, which emphasized frugality, loyalty, martial arts, and __________.

honor until death

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To avoid disgrace or capture, a samurai would perform a ritual suicide known as __________.

seppuku

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In the mid-1400s, Korea developed its own alphabetic script known as __________.

Hangul

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The Joeson Dynasty of Korea was governed by the __________ family for over 500500 years.

Yi

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In Vietnam, a famous peasant rebellion against Han Chinese rule was led by the __________.

Trung Sisters

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<p>The Cambodian temple complex shown below, built in the 9th century to honor Hindu gods, is known as __________.</p>

The Cambodian temple complex shown below, built in the 9th century to honor Hindu gods, is known as __________.

Angkor Wat