Exam 12: Inner and East Asia
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Which of the following was replaced in China by the Korean innovation called moveable type?
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Describe the influence Confucianism and Buddhism had on the spread of Chinese culture in Korea, Japan, and Southeast Asia.
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The use of printed materials in rural life included all of the following except:
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Discuss the absorption and also repression of Buddhism in China. What was the impact of these two trends in Asian history?
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Which of the following Chinese customs did the Japanese choose not to implement?
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Using Map (in the textbook) 12.1, locate the Tang capital of Chang'an on the Map (in the textbook). Why is this city important? What geographical factors make this an important city?
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Using Map (in the textbook) 12.3, explain the absorption of Chinese culture and customs by Korea and Japan. How does geography explain both their imitation of China and their independent development?
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Chinese transportation innovations during the Song period included significant design improvement of this device.
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The complex network of religious influence in the Tang dynasty was based on this form of Buddhism.
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What was not one of the reasons for the fall of the Sui dynasty?
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Using Map (in the textbook) 12.1, trace the borders of the Tang Empire and Tibet, and describe the relationship between these countries.
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Which of the following cannot be said about Zhu Xi's neo-Confucianism?
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The use of "flying money" in the Song Empire was essentially a form of intercity and interregional
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