Medieval Chinal Review

The political leader of a territory containing several countries or groups of people

• President
• Chancellor
• Emperor
• Prime Minister

A line of rulers descended from on family.

• Regime
• Monarchy
• Hierarchy
• Dynasty

A test given to qualify candidates for a position (job) in the government.

• State Service Exam
• Public Service Exam
• Government Service Exam
• Civil Service Exam

The buying and selling of goods; business.

• exchange
• transaction
• commerce
• trade

A Chinese philosophy that emphasized proper behavior and to create a just (fair) and peaceful society. 

• Confucianism
• Shintoism
• Buddhism
• Taoism

A Chinese philosophy that emphasizes living in harmony with nature and a balance of opposite forces of nature called yin and yang.

• Confucianism
• Buddhism
• Shintoism
• Taoism

Ruled between 618-907 CE, a time when traders and visitors brought new ideas, goods, fashions and religions to the country.

• Han Dynasty
• Ming Dynasty
• Qin Dynasty
• Tang Dynasty

Foreign rulers of China from Mongolia who established the Yuan dynasty (1271–1368).

• Mongols led by Kublai Khan and Genghis Khan

• Mongols led by Alexander the Great
• Mongols led by Attila the Hun
• Mongols led by Mermen Khan

The dynasty that ruled from 960 to 1279 CE which was a time of great prosperity (growth) in China

• Song Dynasty
• Han Dynasty
• Qin Dynasty
• Ming Dynasty

How did Tang emperors use civil service exams?

• Tang emperors used civil service exams to promote officials based on family connections.
• Tang emperors abolished civil service exams in favor of military training programs.
• Tang emperors used civil service exams to recruit officials based on merit.