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What made Buddhism so popular in China?

This religion taught that people could escape their misery and suffering

How was neo-Confucianism a response to


Buddhism's popularity and what did it teach?

Neo-Confucianism was created, in part, to reduce Buddhism's popularity. It taught the life in this world was just as important as the after-life.

Which policies of the Tang government helped stabilize China?

Taizong restored civil service exam system and the government officials were hired how well they did on exams instead of coming from a wealthy family.


Taizong gave land to farmers.

What products were traded by China along the Silk Road?

Silk, porcelain, tea, steel, paper

What were the some of the subjects of Tang


poetry?

Celebration of beauty of nature, thrill of seasons changing, joy of having a good friend. Sadness of life, problems of the poor

Where did Kublai Khan moved the capitol of Mongolia to? (from Karakorum)

Khanbaliq in northern China (present day


Beijing)

Who was Marco Polo?

An Italian merchant traveler who ruled the Chinese city of Yangchow. He wrote a book about his adventures.

What was "Forbidden City"?

Home of China's emperors. It was in the center of the Imperial City. Had thousands of rooms and nice garden.

Who was Zheng He?

He was the leader of the Chinese journey to


Southeast Asia during the Ming Dynasty. He was a Muslim.

How did the Chinese react to the arrival of


Portuguese traders in 1514?

Chinese thought Portuguese were barbaric (uncivilized) and didn't want to trade

Give 3 reasons why the ships sent out of China to explore Southeast Asia?

(1) Emperor wanted to trade with other


kingdoms,(2) show off China's power and (3) demand that weaker kingdoms pay tribute to


China.

Where was the capital of the Ming dynasty

Nanjing in Southern China

What did Sui and Tang dynasties do to improve China?

(1) Built the Grand Canal which helped unite China's economy. (2) Restored Civil service exam to hire officials instead of family connections

How did the Tang rulers strengthen China's


economy?

They traded rice, tea, silk, paper and porcelain with other countries

What kind of technologies did Chinese develop?

Invented steel from using coal, movable type for printing books, invented gun powder

Why were the Mongols able to build a huge


empire?

Because they controlled many trade routes and taxed products to become wealthy.


They adopted gunpowder and fire lance from the Chinese for the battle.

How did the Mongols rule China?

By terror (violent actions to scare others)

How did the Ming rulers affect China?

They sent ships to explore the Southeast Asia for trade and show off China. They became rich by trade.

The tang and Song dynasties encouraged people to practice what religion?

Neo-Confucianism