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Chapter 09 Quiz B with Explanations
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The Tuobo, who brought stability to northern China after the fall of the Han dynasty, are significant because
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they ended the influence of Confucianism over Chinese society.
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they encouraged greater commercial activity along the Silk Road.
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they were the first nomadic group to settle and govern over part of China.
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What technological innovation contributed to Turkish expansion starting in the fifth century?
Iron weapons
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The stirrup
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The Chinese crossbow
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Horse armor
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Which Turkic state emerged in the northeastern Black Sea region during the seventh century?
The Khazar khanate
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The Heavenly Turks
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The Sogdians
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The Tuoba Confederation
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Mahayana Buddhism held the greatest appeal for the Chinese because
it offered the Chinese hope in being reincarnated.
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it emphasized a monastic life spent in meditation.
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it offered everyone an opportunity for enlightenment and salvation.
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it reinforced many traditional Confucian social principles.
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Why was Buddhism appealing to the rulers of the Northern Wei?
They saw it as a unifying force among their diverse population.
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They could use monasteries as sources of income.
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They saw it as a way to improve relations with India.
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They could use its institutions to control the masses.
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How was Chan, or Zen, Buddhism different from Pure Land Buddhism?
It did not recognize the role of bodhisattvas.
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It upheld the monastic way of life.
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It appealed more to the northern Chinese.
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It emphasized the doing of good works.
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What massive construction project during the Sui emperor Yang Guang's reign linked northern and southern China?
The Royal Road
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The Great Wall
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The Silk Road
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The Grand Canal
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Who was the only woman to rule over China as emperor during the short-lived Zhou dynasty?
Li Yuan
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Yang Jian
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An Lushan
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Wu Zhao
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Fourth and fifth-century Japan became militarized because of
the threat of invasion from China.
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the introduction of Chinese military organization and tactics.
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the import of iron weapons from Korea.
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the growth in power of local clan leaders.
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What contributed to the unification of the Korean peninsula under Silla?
Silla had the support of Tang China.
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Silla adopted legalist ideology from China.
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Silla had the support of Yamato Japan.
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Silla developed a militarized society.
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Who were major beneficiaries of land grants in post-Gupta India?
Soldiers
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Brahmans
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Peasants
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Untouchables
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What impact did bhakti worship have on women in India?
Religious law kept women out of Hindu temples.
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Women were allowed to play greater roles in worship.
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Women were limited to worshiping the god Shiva.
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Women could only be temple attendants.
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What was a major cause of urban and commercial decline in India between the seventh and tenth centuries?
Nomadic invasions from Central Asia
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The spread of plague throughout northern India
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The growth of the temple-centered economy
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The movement of trade routes farther north of India
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What was the position of widows in Indian society?
Widows of all castes were subject to the ritual of sati.
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Widows were free to marry the brothers of their departed husbands.
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Widows were expected to leave the household and become devadasis.
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Widows could not remarry and depended on their husband's family for support.
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As in Europe and the Islamic world at the time, where could one find political dialogue, social advancement, and cultural patronage in India?
Large northern cities
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The ruler's court
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The Hindu temple
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Large landowner's estates
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Which element found in Indian society had less of an impact on Southeast Asian societies?
The practice of sati
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Bhakti devotional cults
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Devadasis serving in temples
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The caste system
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Why were Buddhism and Brahmanism appealing to Southeast Asian rulers?
They bolstered rulers' power and legitimacy.
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They allowed rulers to impose stronger social orders.
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They supported rulers' efforts to control religious authorities.
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They allowed rulers to spend temple revenues on cultural projects.
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Which island in Southeast Asia became a major center of trade in the fourth century C.E.?
Java
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Madagascar
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Sumatra
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Taiwan
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Sogdian language and religion were heavily influenced by
India.
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Persia.
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China.
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Arabia.
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Which Sogdian general led a rebellion against the Tang dynasty in the eighth century C.E.?
Timur
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An Lushan
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Yang Jian
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He Tuo
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