True or False: a dynasty is often named after its most famous member. At other times, a dynasty might be named after the capital city or center of power.

The _ _ _ _ _ dynasty began around 1500 BC and ended with the T'ang Dynasty in 7th century AD. This dynasty was the first of 5 dynasties to rule in China.

By 1000 BC the northern kingdom of China became known as the dynasty, otherwise known as the Northern _ _ _ _ dynasty. Eventually, this dynasty was taken over by the Mongolians,

In the T'ang Dynasty, the emperors staffed government with strictly monitored civil service tests given to

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. Eventually, the positions were sold to the highest bidders.

China does not have geographical diversity.

True or False: The Chinese are considered the first civilization to print paper money.

The population in China was considered to have doubled to about 100 million under which dynasty

The growth of which industry led to an urban society in China?

What product developed by the Chinese was a major item for export?

Which item led to a major business in China during 5th Century BC because of China's abundance of that item?

Money was also created into coins from

True or False: Money was also created from silk, jade, pearls, pieces of metal, leather, and even horses and dogs. Eventually, paper and coins were the more desirable forms of money due to portability.

True or False: Technology cannot be an concept/idea or technique/process.

True or False: technology contributes to the development of a country.

This is an instrument that contains lodestone, which is a mineral that aligns with the earth's magnetic field. The Chinese used this as a novelty or to determine the will of their gods. During the Song dynasty, the Chinese learned to use it to find direction.

During the third century, the Chinese developed this process in which images were carve into a block of wood and the block was applied to ink and then paper or cloth.

The Chinese were among the first to develop an item made from iron ore, carbon, and silicon. It is made by heating into a liquid which is then poured into a mold. It has been used in bridge columns, for items and utensils used in cooking and meals, among many other products

This group of Chinese individuals served as an important link to foreign markets

True or False: factories were built to produce goods made from materials such as iron, paper, and silk as a benefit of the growth of the merchant class

True or False: Circumstances for the merchant class improved during the Song dynasty.

True or False: family is not important in Chinese culture.

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ worship was the leading religion in early Chinese history.

This Chinese teacher taught a philosophy which was based on relationships. It was later combined with Buddhism.

True or False: Confuscius's teaching is founded on the Four Noble Truths only.

The Four Noble truths of Buddhism are 1. Suffering is part of all existence 2. Suffering is caused by selfish desire 3. Suffering can be overcome by destroying selfish desires and 4.

Taoism was developed by the teachings of this person. This religion is mystical and superstitious. It encourages people to live in harmony with nature.

These people were the earliest Christian missionaries. They arrived to China in 635 BC.

Japan's earliest history reveals government ruled by

In AD 794 this city became Japan's capital

This reform of Japan's government was a Chinese-style form of government in which an emperor ruled

Over time, Fujiwara rulers neglected the needs of people. Japan then experienced an extended period of this government which listed from late 12th century until the middle of the 19th century. This type of government occurs when local rulers replace a central power. The loyalties of the people belong with the local ruler.

These people are known as warriors. They were trained on history, literature, and writing. They learned about history in order to appreciate their culture that they were fighting to protect as well as understand how wars were won or lost.

Zen Buddhism had a big impact on the Japanese military and came to Japan from which country

This country lies south of China. Much early history is unknown, however, there is evidence of two kingdoms during the end of the twelfth century

There is evidence of two kingdoms during the end of the twelfth century in Vietnam. They are known as

Cambodia's history can be traced back as early as

Cambodia's early history was influenced by these two countries

This temple was Khmer's center of power

This group of people were nomads who lived in tribes on the Mongolian plateau north of China

Mongols built these structures that could be easily packed up and transported when they had to move

This person was the son of a Mongolian tribal chief. Eventually, he rose to power in 1206 and became the leader over all Mongol tribes.

Chinggis (Ghengis) Khan wrote this law code that provided military rules, criminal punishments, tax regulations and other areas that he believed needed order. He used this code to govern his people and prepare them for military conquest.

Mongol soldiers used the following method in which they fired flaming arrows and objects into cities for weeks, kept food from entering cities, and rocket technology

Mongol soldiers pretended to be beaten and appear to leave a camp empty. Then, the Mongols would reappear when people attempted to plunder the "empty" Mongol camp. This method was known as

True or false: When Chenggis Khan died in 1227, his empire was divided among his sons.

Kublai Khan, one of Chinggis Khan's Grandsons, gained control of the Song empire in which year?

This grandson of Chinggis Khan led the Tartars (Mongol forces in Europe)

Batu Khan established this empire in Western Asia

The Nestorians were oppressed by the influence of this religion during the Mongol Empire

This was the last Mongol Empire