Chapter 8 Self Quiz - Multiple Choice

. The Confucian canon, officially established around 175 ce, is called the

. The people of the core region of China are called

. The time when the East Asian visionaries, the Indian sages, and the Greek philosophers made definitive contributions to the world's social and spiritual framework is referred to as the

. Which one of the following is NOT one of the aspects of applied Daoism developed to manage worldly life?

. Beliefs prevalent in early China that were foundational for later East Asia's diffuse religion included

. The spiritual force possessed by geographic places, deities, and sages is called

. The tradition seeking to harmonize early Confucian humanism with elements of Daoism and Buddhism is called which of the following?

. The bond between child and parent is the model for which Confucian ideal?

. What led the shogunate Nobunaga in the 1500s to be receptive to the first Jesuit missionaries?

. Characteristics of Daoism include

. The political message of Daoism was

. At the popular level, religious Daoism eventually incorporated which of the following into the Daoist pantheon?

. What tradition teaches that the person is "a center of relatedness"?

. The compilation of Master K'ung's teaching episodes, anecdotes, and aphorism is called the

. When the Chinese first had regular contact with the Europeans in the 1500s, they

. The kami of the sun, a goddess, is called

. Characteristics of yin include

. The most "Confucian" nation in East Asia is

. Characteristics of Confucianism include

. Which religion in Korea merged elements of Confucianism and Daoism, was an indigenous response to the challenge of Christianity, and became one of Korea's major religions?

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