Review Unit 4 Quiz 4.2

To bring back together something that has broken apart

• Continuity

• Change

• reunite

• reestablish

When something is broken into many small pieces

• Continuity

• fragmented

• feudal laws

• broken

To recreate something that had disappeared

• Reestablish

• Continuity

• Change

• Reunite

A small portion of a larger religious group that usually has a different view than those in the majority

• Sunni

• Orthodox

• Shia

• Sect

In the Post Classical period this region became the center of Buddhism and is also number 4 on the early Post Classical map.

• Han Dynasty

• Song Dynasty

• Tang Dynasty

• Qin Dynasty

The Tang Dynasty practiced which of the following religions belief systems? (choose all that apply)

• Buddhism

• Filial piety

• Confucianism

• Nirvana

In the Post Classical period the Tang Dynasty and the Song Dynasty did they show change or continuity of the traditions established in the Han Dynasty.

• Change

• Continuity

 

The Eastern half of the Roman Empire became known as the “Byzantine” Empire and followed the teachings of the _____ Church. (spell word correctly and capitalize word)

 

The Western half of the Roman Empire became known Western Europe and followed the teachings of the _____ Church. (spelled the word correctly and capitalize word)

​ Despite the collapse of the Han Dynasty at the end of the Classical Era, China was ​ (a)   in the Post-Classical era under the Tang Dynasty. The Tang Dynasty ​ (b)   many Han Dynasty practices such as the bureaucracy and the uniform law code. Claiming to be continuing the traditions of the Han Dynasty helped give the new dynasty mor​e (c)  

The Tang Dynasty eventually also collapsed, leading to a war within China. However, by 1200, the state had been reunited once again, this time by the Song Dynasty.

Buddhism had already begun to spread to China in the Classical period. In the Post-Classical period,  China became a ​ (d)   of Buddhism. Many Chinese people practiced ​ (e)   Confucianism and Buddhism.

• reunited
• reestablished
• legitimacy
• center
• both