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Define "aristocracy" and what dynasty used this method?

Aristocracy: A ruling class of noble families. The Tang Dynasty used this method.

Define "meritocracy" and what dynasty used this method?

Meritocracy: Rule by officials of proven merit. The Song dynasty used this method.

Define "bureaucracy" and what dynasty used this method?

Bureaucracy: An organized group of government officials. The Han dynasty used this method.

What dynasty was China reunited by in 589 CE?

The Sui Dynasty

What dynasty was under the Mongol leader, Kublai Khan's rule?

The Yuan Dynasty

Under Kublai Khan's rule, how was society divided? (List the four classes in order)

1. Mongols


2. Foreigners


3. Northern Chinese


4. Southern Chinese

What were two ways that agriculture advanced during the Tang Dynasty?

1. A new kind of rice that was drought resistant and grew 2 times as fast was introduced


2. New farming tools and techniques such as the improved plow, harrow, fertilizer, and chain pump

What were three effects of the growth of trade and commerce?

1. The merchant class increased


2. It brought prosperity, giving China the highest standard of living in the world


3. Commercial centers grew into big cities

What were two things that led to the growth of trade and commerce?

1. The Grand Canal; the Grand Canal allowed farmers to ship their rice north along the Grand Canal


2. Paper money; the growth of currency increased commerce

How did the move to the south impact what farmers grew?

The crops that the farmers grew in the north, millet and wheat had to be grown in a cold and dry climate. However, the south's climate was warm, wet and covered in wetlands. This climate was ideal for cultivating rice plants.