Exam 6: China and Japan

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In prehistoric Japan, women often served as shamans.

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In Confucianism, the solution for humans is

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In Shinto belief, the kami are present everywhere in nature and in people.

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Which later disciple of Confucius emphasized the internal goodness of the individual?

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According to Confucius, the exemplary person after which others should model their life is the

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In Chinese thought, heaven and earth are radically separate.

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In Confucian teachings, the principle of "reciprocity" is represented by the word

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Describe Confucius' depiction of the junzi, or "gentleman."

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Chinese philosophers emphasize teachings about going with the flow of nature in the

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Confucians think that Confucius believed humans to be fundamentally cruel and unjust.

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The Kojiki and the Nihongi are part of the islands of Japan.

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In Daoism, formal worship and prayer are necessary to attain salvation.

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Discuss the Confucian concept of li, and how it applies to The Five Relationships .

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In Confucianism, the problem for humans is

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What metal did Daoist alchemists use in their elixirs of immortality?

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Briefly summarize the "argument" of the Dao De Jing.

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Explain why, according to the Kojiki , the deities Izanami and Izanagi were displeased with their first two offspring, and how they rectified the problem.

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Match each definition to the corresponding term.
Shinto Moon god
Izanami
Shinto creator "She Who Invites"
Izanagi
Shinto Goddess of the Sun
Amaterasu
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Shinto Moon god
Izanami
Shinto creator "She Who Invites"
Izanagi
Shinto Goddess of the Sun
Amaterasu
Shinto God of Storms
Tsukiyomi
Shinto creator "He Who Invites"
Susanoo
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Mozi preferred the Hsia to the Zhou dynasty.

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Explain why and how the Tokugawa regime established Neo-Confucianism and Buddhism as pillars to support the state.

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