Rise & Fall
How many kingdoms were there?
3 kingdoms
What were the 2 countries near Korea?
China and Japan
True or False. Is Korea a peninsula
True
Which country was Korea the most influenced by?
China
True or False. Did Korea have the worst porcelain in the world?
False
Name all the kingdoms
Silla, Koguryo, and Paekche
What are the 2 ways the 3 countries influenced each other?
Culturally and politically
Why was it easy for Korea to trade?
Korea is close to the water and other countries.
What religion did Korea follow?
Buddhism and Confusionism
What did Korea get into after gaining its independence from the Japanese?
Making pottery
Which kingdom was the most powerful?
Paekche or Koguryo
What type of government did Korea have?
Monarchy
When is typhoon season?
July/ Late summer
True or False. Korea created their own writing system
False
What is Koreas national dish?
Kimchi
Which kingdom was the best in everything?
Silla
Who did the Sills kingdom make an alliance?
Bonus: Where was the Silla's kingdoms alliance from?
The Tang Dynasty
Bonus: China
What percentage of Korea is filled with mountains?
70%
What is Shamanism?
A primitive religion which doesn't have an ordered structure.
How long did the Koreans preserve the kimchi in jars for?
For about 1 month
What were all the times the kingdoms arose?
57 B.C., 37 B.C., 18 B.C.
What did Korea have to adapt to when they got captured by the Japan's?
Koreans adapted to the Japanese lifestyle, and they also had to change their name into Japanese names.
Where were all the 3 kingdoms we covered formed?
Southeast, North, Southwest
What were the 4 things Korea mostly made?
Pots, vases, vessels, and pictures of scenery
What is kimchi made of?
Spicy pickled vegetables