WorksheetsChina in the Middle Ages
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 4hrs 45mins
What were three major accomplishments of China in the middle ages that changed the world?
Major Tech advances, New ideas/ philosophies, Economic changes
Domesticating farm animals,
new government ideas
Creating a new financial system
Tech advancements, domesticating farm animals, creating a new type of money
When did China's Han Dynasty end?
300 A.D.
220 A.D.
400 A.D.
250 A.D.
How many Kingdoms did China break into after the fall of the Han dynasty?
20
10
17
15
Who were the two emperors of the Sui Dynasty?
Emperor Wendi, and Emperor Yangdi
Emperor Li, and Emperor, and Emperor Wendi.
Emperor Yandi, and Emperor Li
What year was China reunited and Reunification began?
581 A.D.
600 A.D.
650 A.D.
576 A.D.
Who restored the civil service exam system?
Emperor Li
Emperor Wendi
Emperor Yuan
Emperor Taizong
What two areas did the Tang dynasty regain control over for China?
Japan and Korea
Korea and Northern Vietnam
Japan and Northern Vietnam
Korea and Southern Vietnam
In the mid 700 A.D., what major problem did the Tang dynasty began to experience?
Societal issues
War
A damaged economy
civilians protesting and fighting
Who ruled China after the fall of the Tang dynasty?
Military leaders
Government officials
Highly educated people
Average people in society
True or False: The Song dynasty was a time of prosperity and cultural achievement for China.
True
False
What were the issues that the Song dynasty faced?
Lack of soldiers, and no education
Constant war and no education
Lack of soldiers, and economic issues
Lack of soldiers, Constant War, another Civil war
What major religion took over China?
Christianity
Hinduism
Buddhism
Islam
True or False: Although rulers of the Tang dynasty did not practice Buddhism, there was freedom for people to practice it.
True
False
True or False: Buddhism became so popular in China that there were consequences such as weakened family lives.
True
False
True of false: Tang officials thought Buddhism's growing power threatened tradition.
True
False
