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Song Dynasty

replaced Tang in 960 and ruled for 300 yrs. Ruled a smaller region than the Tang but was prosperous,

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Imperial Bureaucracy

appointed officials carry out empire’s policies. represents continuity across centuries and dynasties.

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meritocracy

officials obtained their positions by demonstrating their merit on exams

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reason for Song decline

the bureaucracy became too large, so costs of government dried up their wealth

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grand canal

inexpensive and efficient internal waterway transport system 30,000 miles. Enabled Song China to become a the most populous trading area

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champa rice

fast-ripening, drought resistant strain of rice from Vietnam that greatly expanded agricultural production in China. land that once couldn’t be utilized now could be used.ste

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steel

reinforced bridges, gates, ship anchors, religious items, strengthened agriculture equipment

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silk road during Song

porcelain, silk, guns/gunpowder

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proto-industrialization

economic changes where people in rural areas made more goods that they could sell. artisans (skilled craftworkers)

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tributes

other states had to pay money or goods to honor Chinese emperor

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kowtow

when greeting the Chinese emperor, must bow head to the floor. demonstrates power of the empire

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scholar gentry

educated in confucian philosophy and the most influencial class in China

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social structure in Song China

women defer to men, shown in foot binding which restricted womens ability to move and participate in the public sphere

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buddhism

came to China from india

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theravada buddhism

spiritual growth, silent meditation and self discipline

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mahayan buddhism

spiritual growth for all beings and service

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tibetan buddhism

chanting in Tibet

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syncretic

fused religions, zen buddhism (daoist +

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filial piety

duty of family members to be subordinate to male family members and the emperor. emphasis in respect for elders helped Song maintain rule

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sinification

spread of Chinese traditions and practices to surrounding areas

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commercialization

change from local market production to global production

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how did song China different from earlier history

became the most urbanized land in the world

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patriarchy

male dominated society, demonstrated by foot binding