China Review Day 1

Question 1

Tang Dynasty (achievements)

Answer 1

Improved education, expanded foreign trade, and made advances in agriculture.

Question 2

Tang Dynasty (religion)

Answer 2

Taoism

Question 3

Genghis Khan (achievements)

Answer 3

Established the largest empire in human history and conquered many lands.

Question 4

Genghis Khan (religion)

Answer 4

Buddhism to Christianity to Islam

Question 5

Marco Polo (achievements)

Answer 5

Wrote about his adventures, paper money, and the postal system.

Question 6

Marco Polo (religion)

Answer 6

Christianity

Question 7

The Silk Road (about)

Answer 7

Was an ancient trade route, carried goods and ideas, and was 9,000 kilometers long (5,500 miles).

Question 8

Song Dynasty (achievements)

Answer 8

Improved agriculture, use of gunpowder, and invented a mechanical clock.

Question 9

Song Dynasty (religion)

Answer 9

Confucianism, Taoism, Buddhism, and Chinese Folk

Question 10

Kublai Khan (achievements)

Answer 10

Established Mongol rule in China under the name of the Yuan dynasty (1271-1368) and was the first Non Chinese to rule.

Question 11

Kublai Khan (religion)

Answer 11

Buddhism

Question 12

Ming Dynasty (achievements)

Answer 12

Renovated the Great Wall of China and maritime trade.

Question 13

Ming Dynasty (religion)

Answer 13

Taosimand Buddhism

Question 14

Reunification

Answer 14

Made people more ate peace and no longer in fear of war.

Question 15

Mogol Empire (achievements)

Answer 15

Was a stable empire and were cool with other empires. And they spread weapon technologies.

Question 16

Mongol Empire (religion)

Answer 16

Tengrism and Buddhism

Question 17

Yuan Empire (achievements)

Answer 17

Novels, landscape art, pottery, and medical advancements.

Question 18

Yuan Empire (religion)

Answer 18

Tibetan Buddhism

Question 19

Zheng He (achievements)

Answer 19

Led the largest ships in the world and led 7 voyages around the Indian Ocean.

Question 20

Zheng He (religion)

Answer 20

Muslim

Question 21

Buddhism (about)

Answer 21

The belief that human life is a cycle of suffering and rebirth.