7.02 China Reunites and Spread of Buddhism

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

• Empress Wu

• Grand Canal

• Silk Road

• Wendi

• Yangdi

The major network of waterways that connect two major rivers in China was ______.

• Empress Wu

• Grand Canal

• Silk Road

• Wendi

• Yangdi

Many people became Buddhists in China during the 100s CE because

• Buddhism provided a strong, stable government.

• monasteries were peaceful places.

• they feared Confucianism.

• they wanted to seek peace and avoid suffering during a difficult, violent time.

What accomplishments occurred during the Sui dynasty? Select all that apply!

• Great Wall repaired

• Buddha monument carved

• Changan rebuilt

• Grand Canal built

What led to the popularity of Buddhism in China?

• Tang rulers embraced the religion.

• People wanted to escape suffering.

• People hoped to become wealthy.

• Confucius encouraged the religion.

Where did Buddhism originate?

• China
• Korea
• Japan
• India

What was the consequence of the end of the Han Dynasty?

• People celebrated and vowed to never have a dynasty again.

• China was conquered by Russia.

• China was weakened, and warriors fought each other for leadership.

What was the importance of the Grand Canal?

• It brought clean water

• It provided jobs for citizens

• It improved transportation of goods and trade

• It divided the country in half

Which dynasty unified China, once again, under the rule of emperors?

• The Song Dynasty

• The Tang Dynasty

• The Sui Dynasty

• The Yuan Dynasty

How did Buddhism arrive in China?

• Traders and missionaries

• Military conquest and trade

• Tang rulers converted from Confucianism

• Pilgrimage and the arrival of monks and nuns