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What innovations improved shipbuilding in Song China?

Watertight bulkheads and stern-mounted rudders on junks increased navigation accuracy.

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What was the primary focus of Theravada Buddhism?

Escaping the cycle of birth and death, restricted to monks committed to monastic life.

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What was Korea's relationship with Song China?

Korea maintained a tributary relationship, acknowledging China's superiority and adopting Chinese cultural practices.

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What distinguishes Mahayana Buddhism?

It emphasizes accessible teachings and compassion for all.

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How did Confucian hierarchical relationships influence Song Dynasty society?

They emphasized duties of the lesser to the greater, such as filial piety and obedience to rulers.

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What is Neo-Confucianism?

Neo-Confucianism is a revival of Confucianism influenced by Buddhist and Taoist ideas during the Song Dynasty.

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What was the purpose of the imperial bureaucracy in the Song Dynasty?

To carry out the emperor's will and govern effectively, staffed by officials selected through civil service exams.

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What was Champa rice and its impact?

A drought-resistant rice from Vietnam that could be harvested twice a year, doubling agricultural output.

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In what ways did Vietnamese women differ from Chinese women in their societal roles?

Vietnamese women were less marginalized, with female deities and a female Buddha, and they did not practice foot binding.

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Why did Vietnam experience significant Chinese influence despite political independence?

Vietnam was geographically close and participated in the Chinese tributary system, adopting Confucianism, Buddhism, and Chinese literary techniques.

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What is the significance of the Eightfold Path?

It outlines principles and practices for ending suffering, including morality and meditation.

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What was the main philosophy used by Song Dynasty rulers to justify their power?

Confucianism, especially its hierarchical social relationships and filial piety, was used to justify ruling authority.

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How did the civil service examination system impact the Song bureaucracy?

It staffed the government with qualified members based on merit and Confucian Classics knowledge.

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What cultural elements did Korea adopt from China due to its tributary relationship?

Adopted a similar civil service exam, Confucian family principles, and marginalized women.

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What are key features of Tibetan Buddhism?

It combines basic doctrines with mystical practices like elaborate deity imaginings.

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How did Japan's cultural adoption from China differ from Korea's?

Japan voluntarily adopted Chinese bureaucracy, Buddhism, and writing system, often before the Song Dynasty.

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What is Chan Buddhism?

A Chinese-developed form of Buddhism emphasizing meditation and direct insight.

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What factors contributed to the economic prosperity of the Song Dynasty?

Commercialization, iron and steel production, agricultural innovations, and transportation improvements.

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What was foot binding and its social significance?

Foot binding involved breaking and tightly binding girls' feet to make them smaller, serving as a status symbol for elite men and limiting women's mobility.

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How did the expansion of the Grand Canal benefit Song China?

It improved transportation by linking the Yellow and Yangtze Rivers, facilitating trade and movement.

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How did commercialization aid Song China's economy?

By producing surplus goods for export and using paper money, credit, and promissory notes.

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What are the Four Noble Truths of Buddhism?

Life is suffering

Suffering arises from craving

Suffering ceases when craving ceases

The Eightfold Path leads to the cessation of suffering.

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What are the main branches of Buddhism and their origins?

Theravada from Sri Lanka, Mahayana from East Asia, Tibetan from Tibet, and Chan Buddhism from China.

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What were some negative social effects of Confucian hierarchical values in Song China?

Women were subordinate, legal rights restricted, property became husband's, and foot binding was practiced.