Tang Dynasty

Which of the following is true about Buddhism during the Tang Dynasty?

• Buddhist monks traveled from India to China to teach the Chinese

• Buddhist monks and nuns didn't have to pay taxes

• Buddhists ran schools, baths, hospitals

• Buddhist monasteries became very wealthy

The trade routes that connected Chang'an and crossed the deserts of Central Asia were called the...

• Royal Routes

• Silk Roads

• Imperial Roads

• King's Route

The opening of the Silk Roads and travel by sea to Korea, Japan, Indonesia, and India brought about ______________________ with foreigners.

• fighting

• cultural exchange

• hatred

• division

Arguments for an Open-door policy for China during the Tang Dynasty with foreign countries includes...

• new foods (garlic, spinach, mustard, etc)

• Music from Central Asia, India, and Persia

• Buddhism

• Access to new Medicines from India

Arguments for an Closed-door policy for China during the Tang Dynasty with foreign countries includes...

• Change in Women's Status (riding horses, playing polo)

• Buddhist monks didn't have to pay taxes, received special treatment.

• Chinese don't really need or depend on the trade with outside world

• Buddhists ran schools, baths, hospitals

True or False: Towards the end of the Tang Dynasty foreigners and their beliefs became less welcomed and they were attacked.

• True

• False

Which of the following was a source of resentment for the Chinese towards the Buddhists?

• Buddhist monks traveled from India to China to teach the Chinese

• Buddhist monks and nuns didn't have to pay taxes

• Buddhists ran schools, baths, hospitals

• Buddhist monasteries became very wealthy

True or False: At the end of the Tang Dynasty, trade on the Silk Roads became more taxed and shifted towards sea trade.

• True

• False

Considered to be the greatest period in Chinese history.

• Tang Dynasty

• Song Dynasty

• Neither

A new, planned city, Chang'an, served as the capital of this dynasty.

• Tang Dynasty

• Song Dynasty

• Neither