Exam 18: China and Korea

Providing examples, compare and contrast the different approaches to landscape painting.

It is likely that the distinctive features of Chinese architecture occurred during the _____ dynasty.

Describe the significance of elaborate gateways in East Asian architecture.

How is the Buddha depicted?

Describe the contents of the tomb of the First Emperor.

_____ is the religion that stresses nature and shuns the artificial.

What is represented? What do the various images symbolize?

How was the layout of the Forbidden City suited to imperial court ritual?

Emperor Wu of the Han dynasty established _____ as the state's religion.

How did the First Emperor, Qin Shi Huangdi, consolidate his power? What were his achievements?

The Silla crown is distinctive in the use of _____.

What is significant about the method of construction of the warriors made for the First Emperor's tomb?

How do Ming gardens differ from those found in other civilizations?

How does this garden reflect Ming landscape?

Namdaemun in Seoul was designed as a _____.

Under _____ painters were required to study poetry and calligraphy.

Describe the connection between painting and calligraphy.

Compare and contrast the Han period, Period of Disunity, and Tang period. What are the similarities in design elements, and how do these elements satisfy the political and social relationships of each period? Use examples to support your essae .

The Song artist _____ shunned city life believing that nature was the best teacher.

Numerous painted murals are housed in sanctuaries of the _____.