Ancient China - Unit 4.1

Why is the Tang Dynasty considered a golden age in Chinese history?

• Because of its cultural achievements
• Because of its economic prosperity
• Because of its military power
• All of the above

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What does the term 'cosmopolitan' mean in relation to the Tang Dynasty?

• A time of cultural isolation
• A time of cultural diversity
• A period of political turmoil
• A time of economic decline

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What was the Tang Dynasty known for in terms of cultural achievements?

• Military conquests
• Economic growth
• Political stability
• Artistic achievements

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What was the significance of the Tang Dynasty in Chinese history?

• It was a time of political instability
• It was a time of famine and disease
• It was a time of war and conflict
• It was a time of peace and prosperity

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What did Zhu Xi believe was important for personal fulfillment and creating a good society?

• Self-cultivation.
• Worshipping ancestors.
• Having a strong central government.
• Following the teachings of Taoism and Buddhism.

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How did the Mongol rule impact Chinese culture and society?

• It strengthened the traditional Confucian values and beliefs.
• It led to the spread of Buddhism and Taoism.
• It brought about significant changes and challenges for Confucianism.
• It had no impact on Chinese culture and society.

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What is Confucianism?

• A religion that focuses on the worship of ancestors.
• A form of Buddhism that became popular during the Song and Ming dynasties.
• A political system that emphasizes the importance of a strong central government.
• A Chinese philosophy that teaches people how to be good and live a moral life.

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How did Confucian teachers respond to challenges from other religions during the Song period?

• They rejected other religions and focused solely on Confucianism.
• They incorporated ideas from other religions into Confucianism.
• They stopped teaching Confucianism altogether.
• They formed alliances with other religions to combat the Mongol rule.

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What was the main impact of printing on the world?

• It made books more accessible
• It made books more expensive
• It made books more difficult to read
• It made books more beautiful

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How did papermaking impact the way people shared knowledge?

• It made sharing knowledge more expensive
• It made sharing knowledge more difficult
• It made sharing knowledge more beautiful
• It made sharing knowledge more efficient

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