China Test Review

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What happened during the Tang and Song dynasties to make economy easier?

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paper money

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How did moveable type printing impact China?

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they could get information faster and easier

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How was the Ming dynasty different from the other dynasties in medieval China? Options: they wanted to protect themselves from foreigners, Buddhism spread more, Confucianism became stronger, none of the above

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they wanted to protect themselves from foreigners

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Which is NOT a way that Buddhism spread during the Tang dynasty? Options: trade on the Silk Road, missionaries sharing Buddhist stories with people who couldn't read, a law was made that Buddhism was most important belief, the Mongols shared it as they conquered lands

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the Mongols shared it as they conquered lands

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How did someone work in the government bureaucracy as a scholar-official?

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They passed the civil service exam on Confucian ideas.

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Zheng He was important because

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he was a famous explorer that gained tributes to show China's power

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What did the Ming do to stop foreigners from influencing and attacking them? Options: they stopped exploring the world, they built the Forbidden City, they forbade people to travel outside of the country, all of the above

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all of the above

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Which is NOT an example of cultural diffusion? Options: people loved tea in China, Zheng He brought back spices, dyes, and herbs from his trips, Buddhism came from India to China, gunpowder spread by traders on the Silk Road

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people loved tea in China

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Which is NOT an impact of the Mongol dynasty? Options: only non-Chinese dynasty ever, re-opened the Silk Road, protected trade routes, Chinese were happy to allow the strong Mongols to rule

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Chinese were happy to allow the strong Mongols to rule

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Which is untrue of Buddhist monks in China during the medieval period? Options: they were like banks; people kept their money safe there, they helped farmers and people with medical care, schools, they forced people to follow Buddhism, they took care of travelers who needed a place to stay

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they forced people to follow Buddhism