Question 1

Neo-Confucianism was the revival of Confucianism,updated to meet the challenge posed by ____________________.

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The answer of Neo-Confucianism was the revival of Confucianism,updated to...

Question 2

During the Han epoch,____________________ was invented from wood pulp.

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The answer of During the Han epoch,____________________ was invented from...

Question 3

Which of these occupations would have been of least value in Han society?

Accepted Answer

A)  landowner 
B)  scholar 
C)  farmer 
D)  merchant 
E)  government official 
A)  landowner 
B)  scholar 
C)  farmer 
D)  merchant 
E)  government official

Question 4

The development of wet rice farming was significant for China,especially because it

Accepted Answer

A)  freed the Chinese from dependence on Vietnam for food. 
B)  gave them plenty of work for the Chinese peasantry. 
C)  provided a marketable product for exchange with the West. 
D)  provided an increased food supply that led to a large population increase without badly damaging the economy. 
E)  ensured that even during drought conditions in the western lands, the people there could still be fed. 
A)  freed the Chinese from dependence on Vietnam for food. 
B)  gave them plenty of work for the Chinese peasantry. 
C)  provided a marketable product for exchange with the West. 
D)  provided an increased food supply that led to a large population increase without badly damaging the economy. 
E)  ensured that even during drought conditions in the western lands, the people there could still be fed.

Question 5

The worst problem for all Chinese governments has been

Accepted Answer

A)  its isolation. 
B)  its geography. 
C)  its mistreated peasantry. 
D)  barbarian invaders. 
E)  the mandate of heaven. 
A)  its isolation. 
B)  its geography. 
C)  its mistreated peasantry. 
D)  barbarian invaders. 
E)  the mandate of heaven.

Question 6

The poet Li Po is associated most with

Accepted Answer

A)  Daoism. 
B)  Legalism. 
C)  Confucianism. 
D)  Buddhism. 
E)  Moism. 
A)  Daoism. 
B)  Legalism. 
C)  Confucianism. 
D)  Buddhism. 
E)  Moism.

Exam 13: Imperial China in Its Golden Age

Neo-Confucianism was the revival of Confucianism,updated to meet the challenge posed by ____________________.

During the Han epoch,____________________ was invented from wood pulp.

Which of these occupations would have been of least value in Han society?

The development of wet rice farming was significant for China,especially because it

The worst problem for all Chinese governments has been

The poet Li Po is associated most with

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