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WorksheetsChapter 11: Civilizations of East Asia Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
strong ruler who unified the Mongols
Genghis Khan
Rajput
dowry
archipelago
Sui Yangdi
Hindu warriors who fought against Ghazna
Genghis Khan
Rajput
dowry
archipelago
Sui Yangdi
the money, goods, or property that parents were expected to provide a husband’s family when their daughter married
Genghis Khan
Rajput
dowry
archipelago
Sui Yangdi
a chain of islands
Genghis Khan
Rajput
dowry
archipelago
Sui Yangdi
emperor who completed the Grand Canal
Genghis Khan
Rajput
dowry
archipelago
Sui Yangdi
“the teachings of the elders”; a school of Buddhism
Theravada
Koryo
Bushido
khanates
Tibet
dynasty after the Silla
Theravada
Koryo
Bushido
khanates
Tibet
a strict warrior code by which the samurai lived
Theravada
Koryo
Bushido
khanates
Tibet
territories created from Genghis Khan’s empire
Theravada
Koryo
Bushido
khanates
Tibet
area north of the Himalaya
Theravada
Koryo
Bushido
khanates
Tibet
Which of the following is the product of mixing cast iron and wrought iron?
gunpowder
Song
steel
fire-lance
The Song dynasty was overthrown by
the Mongols.
the Uighurs
the Koreans.
Changan.
The Mongols may have been prevented from conquering western Europe by
the Himalaya.
the Gupta Empire.
Genghis Khan’s death.
Marco Polo.
The first Mongol dynasty in China was the
Yuan.
Khanate.
Sui.
Champa.
The Chinese defended themselves against the Mongols with
canals.
porcelain.
siege warfare.
gunpowder.
Prince Shōtoku wanted rulers to be portrayed as
democratic.
Confucian.
writers.
divine.
Zen Buddhism teaches that one way to achieve nirvana is through
proper nutrition and eating the correct foods.
instantaneous enlightenment or a long process of meditation.
strict observance of the warrior’s code.
evaluating past deeds.
The school of Buddhism that defi nes nirvana as not just a release from the “wheel of life” but a true heaven is
Mahayana.
Theravada.
Nirvana.
Maharaja.
Ancient mariners called Southeast Asia
the pepper islands.
the golden islands.
Angkor.
Indonesia.
Pagan, the first great Burmese state, adopted
Chinese culture.
Islam.
Indian institutions.
Chinese political ideas.
