Global: Tang/Song/Mongol

 Which area was most affected by the spread of both Islam and Buddhism in the period from 200 B.C. to A.D. 1450?

• India

• The Middle East

• Japan

• China

Which claim is best supported by evidence in the map above?

• Islam and Buddhism spread through trade routes over land and over sea

• Islam and Buddhism originated in India

• Buddhism was a popular religion in North Africa in 1450 CE

• Many people in Japan were Muslim in 1450 CE

Which achievements are most closely associated with the Tang and Song dynasties of China?

• the wheel

• domes & mosaics

• calendars

• gunpowder and wooden moveable type

As his children, as his subjects, they must be loyal and filial. Should they dare to cherish wickedness and have rebellious hearts, however, they will run counter to Heaven’s constancy and violate human principle. Therefore this is called plotting rebellion.” 

Filial as used in the quote above means

• Authoritarian

• Just

• Disrespectful

• Faithful

The idea of Filial Piety comes from what Chinese philosophy?

• Daoism

• Legalism

• Buddhism

• Confucianism

“Under the Song Dynasty the emperor now controlled all aspects of tea cultivation and production, establishing new systems of grading leaf tea and determining quality.  Only select members of a chosen class were allowed to drink certain teas, with the precious "tribute grade" teas from revered mountains reserved exclusively for the emperor.

This quote illustrates Song China had

• A weak bureaucracy

• A strong central authority from the emperor

• ruled by fear

• a capitalist economy

The Tang and Song is known as the

• end of Chinese Civilization

• Dynastic Cycle

• Golden Age of China

• Warring States Period

What trade route did the Tang and the Song, and the Mongols protect and make safe?

• China Sea Routes

• Middle East Passagway

• The Silk Road

• The Jade Highway

What Chinese concept was a reason for women to foot-bid their feet?

• patriarchy

• matriarchy

• filial piety

• 4 Noble Truths

How did Genghis Khan succeed as a conqueror?

• through brilliant military strategy, organization, and ruthlessness
• through conquering only empires that had become weak
• through dressing his soldiers as warriors of the opposing country
• through being extremely nice to his enemies