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Question 1

sun goddess

Answer 1

ameratsu

Question 2

Mongol dynasty in China

Answer 2

yuan

Question 3

Belief spirits inhabit everything

Answer 3

animism

Question 4

overthrew mongol rule in china

Answer 4

zhu yuangzhang

Question 5

promotion system in china

Answer 5

meritocracy

Question 6

Dynasty that fell, in part, to Turkish Revolt

Answer 6

tang

Question 7

First power to emerge from Central Asia-

Answer 7

seljuk turks

Question 8

The three kingdoms of Korea: Sills, Paekche, and-

Answer 8

koguryo

Question 9

Dominant European power in Indonesian by the 1500’s

Answer 9

portugal

Question 10

The _______ empire was the largest in history.

Answer 10

mongol

Question 11

To get a government job in China, one must pass a ______, based on ______

Answer 11

Civil Service Exam, Confusianism

Question 12

________ was and is a traditional form of art and enervation England in S. E Asia

Answer 12

Shadow Puppetry

Question 13

Chinese imports included _____, hides, silver, and ______

Answer 13

Cotton, glass

Question 14

In China, the _______ dynasty had the largest capital in the world, ______, which had two million inhabitants

Answer 14

tang, changan

Question 15

Aside from the use military, how did the Mongols keep control over the Chinese?

Answer 15

-Kublai Khan
-Mongols did not have much experience with government
-Chinese had a long history of organized government
-Mongols kept many aspects of Chinese rule
-Also kept features of the Chinese form of government but made sure Chinese politicians did not gain too much power
-Ended civil service examination for choosing officials
-Instead, gave jobs to Mongols and trusted foreigners
-Chinese officials were given little to no power
-Confucian thought remained strong during Mongol rule
-Kublai worked to rebuild China
-Printed trade and contacts with the rest of the world

Question 16

How did the feudalistic life of Japan compare to that of European feudalism? How was it different?

Answer 16

Similarities:
-Societies were build on a system of heredity classes (nobles on top, warriors next, tenant farms & serfs
at bottom)
-Low social mobility
-Constant warfare made warriors an important class (KNIGHTS IN EUROPE AND SAMURAI IN JAPAN)

Differences:
-Knights were supposed to know the concept of chivalry
-Samurai were supposed to know the concept of Bushido or, “Way of a Warrior”
-samurai would commit self-die to atone for their transgressions in order to obtain power.
-Japan Feudalism : based on the ideas of Confucius
-European Feudalism: based on Roman imperial laws and customs