Later Civilizations of East Asia Unit Test.
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1. The rise and fall of the Yuan dynasty in China.
2. The development of the samurai class in feudal Japan.
3. The spread of Neo-Confucianism throughout East Asia.
4. The impact of the Ming dynasty on Chinese history.
5. The significance of the Tokugawa shogunate in Japanese history.
6. The art and literature of the Joseon dynasty in Korea.
7. The role of Buddhism in East Asian societies.
8. The impact of European colonization on East Asia.
9. The rise of trade and commerce in East Asia.
10. The influence of technology and innovation on East Asian cultures.
What features are associated with the dynasties of the Tang (618–907) and Song (960–1279)?
A.
economic problems and political violence
B.
prosperity, stable government, and advances in farming
C.
development of government bureaucracy
D.
overseas conquests and colonization
The correct answer is C. The Tang and Song dynasties are known for their establishment and development of government bureaucracy. Under the Tang and Song, the Chinese government expanded and became more centralized, creating a complex system of officials and bureaucrats who were responsible for various tasks and regions. This helped to create a more efficient and organized government that was able to manage the empire, and set the foundation for future dynasties. While there were certainly economic and political challenges during these periods, the Tang and Song are generally remembered for their achievements in government and culture, as well as advances in agriculture, technology, and commerce.
Are You Sure?
Yes, I am sure. The Tang dynasty is known for its development of a centralized government and establishment of the imperial examination system that allowed for the recruitment of officials based on merit rather than social status. The Tang also saw significant advances in agriculture, art, literature, and technology, including the invention of block printing and gunpowder. The Song dynasty continued these traditions and further developed the bureaucracy, creating a highly organized and efficient system of governance. While there were certainly political and economic challenges during these periods, the Tang and Song dynasties are remembered for their achievements and contributions to Chinese history.
Which of the following groups had the higher social status under the Yuan dynasty?
A.
Song scholar-officials
B.
southern Chinese merchants
C.
northern Chinese nobles
D.
Turks and other Muslims
The correct answer is D, the Turks and other Muslims have a higher social status under the Yuan dynasty. The Yuan dynasty was founded by Mongol Emperor Kublai Khan, who conquered China in the 13th century. Unlike previous dynasties, which were dominated by native Han Chinese, the Yuan dynasty was established by foreign conquerors who maintained their own cultural and social structures. Kublai Khan and his successors appointed many foreigners, particularly Turks and other Muslims, to high positions in the government and military. These foreign officials were often given greater privileges and higher status than native Chinese officials. Song scholar-officials, southern Chinese merchants, and northern Chinese nobles often found themselves marginalized under Yuan rule.
Are You Sure
Yes, I am sure. The Yuan dynasty was founded by Mongol Emperor Kublai Khan, who conquered China in the 13th century. Under the Yuan dynasty, Mongol and other foreign officials were appointed to high positions in the government and military, and they often enjoyed greater privileges and higher social status than the native Chinese. The native Chinese often found themselves marginalized under Yuan rule. Additionally, the Yuan dynasty had a class system that was based on ethnicity, with non-Chinese groups (such as the Mongols, Turks, and Central Asians) occupying the top tiers, while the Han Chinese were placed in lower positions. Therefore, it is clear that the Turks and other Muslims had a higher social status under the Yuan dynasty than Song scholar-officials, southern Chinese merchants, and northern Chinese nobles.
What effect did the law code of 702 have on Japan?
A.
It strengthened the power of the clans.
B.
It made the leader of the Yamato clan emperor of the entire country.
C.
It made Buddhism the state religion.
D.
It outlawed the clans.