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

The video explores the developments in East Asia from 1200 to 1450, focusing on the Song Dynasty's power, Confucianism, and the role of bureaucracy. It discusses the cultural influence of China on Korea, Japan, and Vietnam, and the spread of Buddhism. The video also highlights the economic prosperity of the Song Dynasty, driven by commercialization, iron and steel production, agricultural innovations, and transportation advancements.

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