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This is the name of my youngest nephew?
Who is Theo
These are the two dominant religions in Chinese and Japanese's cultures
Hinduism & Buddhism
Mongols lived in clans led by who?
This is a person who trades illegally.
What is a smuggler.
Shinto Shrines are used for what?
A place of worship were they could feel close to the Kami.
This Disney cult classic features the line "What team!? Wildcats! What team!? Wildcats! Wildcats, Getcha your head in the game!"
What movie is this from & who says the majority of these lines
High School Musical & Chad
This was the traditional religion of Japan.
what is Shinto
This famous warrior had a grandson who invaded Russia in 1236.
Who is Genghis Khan?
In feudal Europe local landowners were given the title of nobles. What title were local landowners given in feudal Japan?
What is a Daimyo.
Noh & Kabuki are known as what
Dramas directed to certain people groups.
How do say "Merry Christmas" In Hawaiian
Mele Kalikimaka
This belief meant "the way" or the flow of nature. What belief is this referring too.
What is Daoism.
These group people, usually men were well educated in civic duties and placed in government jobs.
What is a scholarly officials
This person is known as a tyrant or dictator.
What is a Despot.
Name three innovations that came from China.
Mechanical Clock, Silk, Tea, Iron Smelting, The Compass, Gunpowder.
This Starbucks location was the first ever! Where is this Starbucks located?
What is Pikes Place
Why did some Chinese thinkers attack Buddhism as a foreign religion?
They believed that people should be involved in society and family.
Who is Confucius
This referred to as a sacred word.
By the 800s this invention was created with use block printing.
What is the book.
Who was the leader of the Black Widow Brigade?
Parvati Shallow
In what Chinese period did Daoism start to acquire priests and temples?
The Tang period
Why did prince Shotoku encourage the spread of Buddhism?
This is a ceramic glaze originated from China
What is a Celadon.
This Chinese creation was first established in the year 105. What achievement was this creation?
What is paper.