Political, Economic and Cultural Developments in Tang and Song China Flashcards
Tang (618 AD to 907 AD)
Emperor Taizong extends China’s boundaries north to
Manchuria, south to Vietnam and west to the Aral sea
Tang (618 AD to 907 AD)
_____ extends Chinese influence to the Korean peninsula.
Empress Wu Zhao
Tang (618 AD to 907 AD)
Government census was taken; the capital city ________ was the largest city in the world.
Chang’an
Tang
Foreign trade on the_______grow
silk roads
Tang
Arrival of ____ from South East Asia
tea
Tang
New inventions of _____ ______ _____ _____ all increased trade and spread to Japan and Korea
porcelain, mechanical clocks, block printing and gunpowder
Tang
Construction of the ________ linked the ____ and _____ rivers and facilitated the shipment of rice to urban areas
Grand Canal, Yellow and Yangtze
Cultural developments during Tang
The spread of Buddhism through trade to Japan, Korea and Vietnam
Greater social mobility and movement to cities
Decline in the status of women, including the beginning of binding the feet of upper class girls
Song China (960 Ad - 1279 AD)
The introduction of a fast __________from Vietnam led to faster growing population
__________ contributes to a large scale economy
Advances in sailing such as __________ led to the growth of ocean trade
fast growing rice, paper money, magnetic compasses
Song China (960 Ad - 1279 AD)
Chinese art -
natural landscapes and objects drawn with black ink
Song China (960 Ad - 1279 AD)
China’s population at _______ with cities having at least _______ people
100 million, 10, 1 million