chinese, buddhism, confucian, 3 king period, song dynasty, korea/china/vietnam, tang sui song, seppuku,

Which of the following was true regarding Chinese influence in Vietnam? (Select all that apply.)

- Chinese influence came through trade and merchants rather than territorial conquest.

- The Vietnamese belief system blended Confucianism, Daoism, and Buddhism into the so-called "Three Religions".

- Vietnamese society embraced the practice of foot binding and gradually restricted the public role of women.

- Chinese influence led Vietnam to embrace Mahayana Buddhism rather than Theravada Buddhism.

- The Vietnamese belief system blended Confucianism, Daoism, and Buddhism intao the so-called "Three Religions".

- Chinese influence led Vietnam to embrace Mahayana Buddhism rather than Theravada Buddhism.

Which of the following is true regarding Buddhism in China? (Select all that apply.)

- Mahayana Buddhism appealed to the Chinese because its emphasis on meditation and curbing desire mirrored Daoist values.

- Buddhism's premise that life was painful brought solace to the people of northern China in the fourth century.

- Mahayana Buddhism appealed to the Chinese because its emphasis on charity and compassion mirrored Confucian values.

- Buddhist ideas first arrived in China through the Silk Road.

- Mahayana Buddhism appealed to the Chinese because its emphasis on meditation and curbing desire mirrored Daoist values.

- Buddhism's premise that life was painful brought solace to the people of northern China in the fourth century.

- Mahayana Buddhism appealed to the Chinese because its emphasis on charity and compassion mirrored Confucian values.

- Buddhist ideas first arrived in China through the Silk Road.

The "Seventeen-Article Constitution" rejected Buddhist and Confucian principles and temporarily halted Japan's borrowing from the Chinese.

- True

- False

- False

The Three Kingdoms Period was a period of stability and cultural flourishing for China.

- True

- False

- False

Which of the following should be associated with the Song dynasty? (Select all that apply.)

- Emperor Taizong was the Song dynasty's first ruler.

- Song rulers embraced Wang Anshi's economic reform which promoted greater wealth among farmers and merchants.

- Song rulers supported frequent military campaigns and extended China's borders significantly.

- Song rulers standardized civil service exams to promote greater loyalty among administrators.

- Song rulers standardized civil service exams to promote greater loyalty among administrators.

How was Korean interactions with China different from that of Vietnam? (Select all that apply.)

- Korea rejected Mahayana Buddhism from China, while Vietnam embraced it.

- The Chinese conquered Korea but never occupied Vietnam.

- Korea did not adopt Chinese writing, architecture, or civil service system, while Vietnam did.

- None of these.

- None of these.

Place the following terms in their proper chronological order from earliest to most recent.

- The Tang dynasty, the Sui dynasty, the Song dynasty

- The Tang dynasty, the Song dynasty, the Sui dynasty

- The Sui dynasty, the Song dynasty, the Tang dynasty

- The Sui dynasty, the Tang dynasty, the Song dynasty

- The Song dynasty, the Sui dynasty, the Tang dynasty

- The Song dynasty, the Tang dynasty, the Sui dynasty

- The Sui dynasty, the Tang dynasty, the Song dynasty

Which of the following should be associated with the Tang dynasty? (Select all that apply.)

- The Tang dynasty survived the An Lushan Revolt but it was severely weakened.

- Though later generations denounced her rule, the Empress Wu accomplished much during her reign.

- Later Tang rulers worked to suppress Buddhism as a foreign cult.

- None of these.

- The Tang dynasty survived the An Lushan Revolt but it was severely weakened.

- Though later generations denounced her rule, the Empress Wu accomplished much during her reign.

- Later Tang rulers worked to suppress Buddhism as a foreign cult.

Which of the following was the practice of ritual suicide by which a defeated warrior in Japan could restore his honor?

- Kana

- Shogun

- Seppuku

- Samurai

- Seppuku

Which of the following innovations affected Chinese society during the period covered in this chapter? (Select all that apply.)

- The importation of fast-growing rice from Vietnam.

- The use of coal as fuel and then as the basis for making steel.

- The introduction of paper currency.

- The printing process.

- The importation of fast-growing rice from Vietnam.

- The use of coal as fuel and then as the basis for making steel.

- The introduction of paper currency.

- The printing process.