4.1 China Reunites

a place where Buddhist nuns or monks

lived

• Hangzhou

• warlord

• monastery

• neo-Confucianism

• Wu

the official philosophy of the Song dynasty

• Hangzhou

• warlord

• monastery

• neo-Confucianism

• Wu

the capital of the Song dynasty

• Hangzhou

• warlord

• monastery

• neo-Confucianism

• Wu

the only woman in Chinese history to rule

the country on her own

• Hangzhou

• warlord

• monastery

• neo-Confucianism

• Wu

a military leader who runs a government

• Hangzhou

• warlord

• monastery

• neo-Confucianism

• Wu

A reform carried out by Tang dynasty rulers restored the ___exam system.

• party

• math

• science

• service

Indian traders and missionaries brought __ to China.

• Christianity

• Islam

• Shintoism

• Buddhism

Buddhism spread from China to what two countries?

• Korea and Japan

• Japan and Africa

• Korea and India

• Japan and United States

Neo-Confucianism helped create the___class in China.

• servant

• scholar-official

• working

• social

The general and emperor who founded the Sui Dynasty was _______.

• Empress Wu

• Grand Canal

• Silk Road

• Wendi

• Yangdi