Medieval Chinese Dynasties and People

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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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New concept introduced by the Song Dynasty to Japan and Korea?
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the use of paper money
Answer explanation
The Song dynasty was the first government to create and issue paper money. The Song shared the concept of using paper money with other countries. The dynasty also heavily influenced the art and culture of bordering countries.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Effect of Confucianism revival in Song Dynasty?
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Importance of civil service examination system.
Answer explanation
The Song Dynasty saw a renewed importance of the civil service examination system in China. Virtually all government officials were recruited through the examination system, and according to Confucian traditions they were expected to hold service to the state above personal interest.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Agricultural improvements under the
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Song Dynasty.
Answer explanation
Improved agricultural techniques led to a larger and more reliable food supply during the Song Dynasty. This expansion of agriculture also led to higher tax revenues for the Song government.
4.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
True statement about the Mongol Empire:
Back
The Mongols unified regions along the Silk Road for safe transport of goods.
Answer explanation
The Mongols unified regions along the Silk Road, allowing for safe transport of goods. While some trade occurred on the routes known as the Silk Road before the Mongols gained control of the area, the routes were very expensive and very dangerous for merchants and traders to use. By maintaining control through rigid rules and strict punishment, the routes became safer, and more goods could be traded farther distances than in the prior several centuries.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Mongol rule in China was unique because they were the first foreign group to rule all of China.
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First foreign group to rule all of China.
Answer explanation
The Mongol dynasty was the first foreign group to rule all of China. Mongol leaders allowed the Chinese to practice their traditional religion and many cultural beliefs, but would stop efforts by the Chinese to gain power. The Chinese resented their foreign rulers and sought to regain control.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
The Grand Canal was built under which dynasty?
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Sui Dynasty
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Buddhism's rise in China occurred during the period of disunion.
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period of disunion.
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