AP World History Unit 1: Topic 1 Flashcards

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Flashcards about Developments in East Asia (China, Korea, and Japan)

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Which dynasty in China was the largest empire between 1200-1450?

Song China

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What philosophy, revived from the Tang Dynasty, did Song China use to maintain rule?

Neo-Confucianism

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What are the key beliefs of Confucianism?

Human society is hierarchical in nature, composed of unequal relationships, and emphasizes social harmony through moral example.

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What are the key characteristics of Daoism?

Withdrawal from the world into contemplation of nature; founded by Laozi.

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What is Filial Piety?

Honoring one’s ancestors and parents

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What is the definition of Neo-Confucianism?

A revival of Confucianism that incorporated Buddhist and Daoist philosophical ideas.

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What was the status of women in Filial Piety?

Lowest class

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Define Imperial Bureaucracy:

A government entity that carries out the will of the emperor

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How did Song China increase the competency and efficiency of bureaucratic tasks?

Staffing the bureaucracy with qualified individuals who passed the Civil Service Examination.

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What is the Civil Service Examination?

An exam that one must pass to become a governmental entity for the emperor

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How did Korea demonstrate their relationship with Song China?

By visiting the Song Court

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Name two Chinese influences in Korea.

Civil service examinations for the bureaucracy; adoption of Confucian principles to organize family structures

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How did Japan adopt the traits?

Voluntarily

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Name three Chinese influences in Vietnam.

Confucianism, Buddhism, Chinese literacy techniques, Civil Service exam system

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What are the Four Noble Truths?

Life is suffering