Chapter 3 Self-Quiz

Interaction and Adaptation on the Sinitic Rim: Korea, Japan, and Vietnam to the Mongol Era
. The bureaucracy established at Pyongyang in the fifth century reflected ________ influence in Korea.

. Which of these remained free of Chinese authority from 735?

. The establishment of Koryo represented ________ relative to the history of Korguryo.

. The Tripitaka reflects the impact of ________ on Korean culture.

. Which of these are descended from the first peoples of Japan?

. The composition of the Nihongi represents growing ________ influence in Japan.

. The shogunate represented the ascendancy of ________ authority in Japan.

. Which of these tended to lessen the impact of Confucian traditions on Japanese women?

. As in China, in Japan Buddhism ________ earlier religious traditions.

. Murasaki Shikibu was the author of ________.

. Prior to the 1960s, the history of Vietnam was seen primarily ________.

. Which of these appear to have been first cultivated in Southeast Asia?

. In general, Vietnamese women have historically had ________ roles in society than in other East Asian cultures.

. As in Korea and Japan, sinification in Vietnam had the greatest influence on ________.

. Looking at Map 3.4, which of these seems most closely tied to to Indian influence in mainland Southeast Asia?

. Which of these successfully repelled the Mongols?

. Compared to China, village authority in Vietnam ________ imperial power.

. In Vietnam, the expansion of Confucian values ________ women's status in society.

. Unlike the kana system in Japan, the chu nom system in Vietnam ________.

. The White Stupa illustrates ________ in Vietnam.

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