China and East Asia
Belief Systems
Trade and Cultural Exchange
Mixed Bag
Another Mixed Bag
100

During this time period, ______________ had the greatest manufacturing capacity. 

China

100

Judaism is a religion based on the belief in a covenant between __________________________________

God and the Hebrew people

100

The spread of ________________ led to the expansion and intensification of commerce along already existing trade routes in the Indian Ocean

Islam

100

A key difference between the political systems of Western Europe and China during this period is that Western Europe developed multiple ________________, while China maintained a single _______________

monarchies, empire

100

The staple crop most associated with the rise of Mesoamerican civilizations is 

maize

200

States in these three locations were all culturally influenced by China between 600 C.E. and 1450 C.E.

Japan, Korea, and Vietnam 



200

Islam is a ___________________ religion

monotheistic

200

The translations and works of Muslim scholars became influential in Europe before 1450 due to cultural exchanges between _________________ and ________________ in the Mediterranean region.

Christians, Muslims

200

An important continuity in the social structure of states and empires during this long period is that landholding ________________ tended to be the dominant class.

aristocracies 

200

The two belief systems that offered opportunities for women to lead monastic lives were ________________ and _________________

Buddhism, Christianity

300

Evidence that Japan borrowed extensively from Tang and Song China includes the fact that societal relations in Japan were based on ___________________ principles of hierarchy.



Confucian

300

The type of wall decoration with geometric and floral patterns shown in the image is most commonly found in a _________________________

mosque

300

The interregional connections of states on the East African coast illustrate the continued importance of ____________________________________



long-distance trade

300

The adoption of ________________ influenced the legal systems of West African kingdoms such as Mali during the period 1200–1450 by blending ________________ legal principles with local customs

Islam, Islamic

300

The use of Islamic law to govern diverse populations in the ____________________ illustrates the impact of religious diffusion on political structures in Afro-Eurasia between 600 and 1450 C.E. 

Abbasid Caliphate

400

Chinese art during the Yuan Dynasty, as seen in the above painting continued to emphasize traditional __________________________

subjects and styles

400

Buddhist thought had important social implications for South Asia because it challenged hierarchies based on _________________________



caste

400

The prevalence of Christianity in _________________ can be explained by the continuity of religious traditions influenced by cultural transfers dating back to earlier centuries.

Ethiopia

400

A significant way in which Hinduism influenced the political structure of South Asian societies before 1450 was by supporting the division of society into hereditary ________________________ 

castes

400

A major factor in the spread of both Christianity and Islam to new regions during the period 600–1450 was _____________ conquest and active _____________ work

military, missionary  

500

The Chinese concept of the "Mandate of Heaven" was sometimes used to justify ___________________

rebellion

500

The above photograph of Angkor Wat in Cambodia is an example of _________________ influence in Southeast Asia

Hindu

500

A key similarity in the policies of rulers in African states like Ethiopia was that they used ___________ and ______________ to bolster their legitimacy.



religion, laws

500

a major factor in the spread of Islam to Southeast Asia before 1450 was _______________ connecting the Middle East and Southeast Asia

trade networks

500

Political authority and religion were intertwined in early African kingdoms because Kings claimed divine support to _________________ their rule

legitimize

600

The adoption of Chinese __________________ systems helps explain the spread of Confucian values to Korea and Vietnam between 600 and 1450 C.E. 

bureaucratic

600

Christianity and Islam are religious systems characterized by ______________, _________________, _________________

monotheism, a sacred text, and missionary activities 

600

The two occupations pursued by large numbers of African and European women during this period were ________________ and ________________


midwife, healer

600

A significant effect of the Bantu migrations in sub-Saharan Africa before 1450 was the spread of _______________ technology and ______________ practices

ironworking, agricultural

600

Religious beliefs influenced the architecture of medieval societies because places of worship were often built to reflect the values and traditions of the dominant __________________________ 

religion

700

By emphasizing hierarchical relationships and respect for authority ________________________ influence the ________________ of East Asian societies between 1000 and 1450

Confucianism, governance 

700

From their founding, both Christians and Muslims shared a belief in a ________________________

 single omnipotent deity

700

A common method by which Buddhism spread across Asia between 600 and 1450 was _________________

trade routes

700

The caste system affected social mobility in South Asian societies before 1450 by restricting movement between ________________ groups and reinforcing hereditary roles

social 

700

a major way in which Chinese culture influenced neighboring regions was by introducing _______________ educational systems and bureaucratic practices 

 Confucian

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