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The Golden Ages: Tang Dynasty and Its Influence on Buddhism and Japan

This exploration delves into pivotal moments in Chinese and Japanese history, highlighting the Tang Dynasty as a golden age of civilization. We examine the rise of Buddhism during the Period of Disunion, the significance of the Grand Canal, and the impact of Mongol rule. The relationship between Confucianism and Buddhism is contrasted, while Japan's cultural exchange with China is explored. We also discuss Japan's feudal structure, the rise of samurai warriors, and the consequences of isolationism. Discover the roots of these influential historical developments.

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The Golden Ages: Tang Dynasty and Its Influence on Buddhism and Japan

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  1. China /Japan Audio Benchmark World History

  2. 1.Why do historians view the Tang dynasty as the golden age of Chinese civilization?

  3. 2.Why did so many people turn to Buddhism in the Period of Disunion?

  4. 3. The Grand Canal was built primarily

  5. 4.In what way do Confucianism and Buddhism differ?

  6. 5. Which Mongol leader invaded China and established the Yuan Dynasty, the largest empire in world history?

  7. 6. What effect did the policy of isolation have on China?

  8. 7. Which of the following developments took place during the Tang and Song dynasties?

  9. 8. A positive influence of Mongol rule in China was

  10. 9.Which of the following is not a contribution from China?

  11. 10. Why was the Great Wall built?

  12. 11.Buddhists believe a person can reach nirvana by following the…

  13. 12. Contact with China and Korea influenced Japan by

  14. 13. Zen Buddhists did not believe

  15. 14. Which list is in the order of most power to leastpower?

  16. 15. Japanese leaders (feudal lords) put aside their differences and united in 1274 to

  17. 16. Japan borrowed ideas on government, religion and culture from..

  18. 17. What happened after the royal court in Heian became more focused on art and culture, instead of running the government of Japan?

  19. 18. Which of the following was part of Japan’s strict policy of isolationism?

  20. 19. Japanese people lived on coastal plains because most of Japan

  21. 20. The main duty of a samurai warrior was to

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