AP World History: Developments in East Asia (1200-1450)

What time period does the course on developments in East Asia cover?

• 1200 to 1450

• 1100 to 1300

• 1000 to 1200

• 1300 to 1500

Which philosophy did the Song Dynasty revive to maintain and justify their power?

• Buddhism

• Taoism

• Confucianism

• Legalism

What was the practice of honoring one's ancestors and parents called in Confucianism?

• Elder respect

• Parental reverence

• Ancestor worship

• Filial piety

What was the most dramatic example of female subordination during the Song Dynasty?

• Foot binding

• Prohibition of remarriage

• Loss of property rights

• Restricted legal rights

Which neighboring state maintained a tributary relationship with China and adopted Confucian principles?

• Mongolia

• Korea

• Vietnam

• Japan

How did Japan adopt Chinese cultural traits?

• Through forced assimilation

• Voluntarily

• Through trade agreements

• Through military conquest

Which version of Buddhism emphasized that teachings were available to all?

• Theravada Buddhism

• Mahayana Buddhism

• Tibetan Buddhism

• Chan Buddhism

What was the Chinese version of Buddhism known as?

• Tibetan Buddhism

• Mahayana Buddhism

• Chan Buddhism

• Theravada Buddhism

What agricultural innovation significantly boosted the Song Dynasty's economy?

• Water wheels

• Crop rotation

• Champa rice

• Iron plows

Which transportation innovation linked the Yellow and Yangtze rivers?

• Silk Road

• Great Wall

• Grand Canal

• Imperial Highway