12.1 Two Golden Ages of China Flashcards
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12.1 Two Golden Ages of China Flashcards

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What period did the Tang Dynasty reign?

  • 618 - 907 AD (correct)
  • 960 - 1279 CE
  • Han Dynasty
  • None of the above
  • Which dynasty is known for placing a strong emphasis on civil administration?

  • Tang Dynasty
  • Song Dynasty (correct)
  • Qing Dynasty
  • Ming Dynasty
  • What is a tributary state?

    An independent state that acknowledges the supremacy of another state and pays tribute to its ruler.

    What does land reform refer to?

    <p>A redistribution of agricultural land by government action.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who was Tang Taizong?

    <p>The founder of the Tang Dynasty.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is gentry?

    <p>A class of people just below nobility.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a dowry?

    <p>Money or property brought by a woman to her husband at marriage.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a pagoda?

    <p>A many-storied Buddhist temple.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Tang Dynasty

    • Reigned from 618 to 907 AD, often considered a Golden Age for China.
    • Founded by Tang Taizong, who significantly expanded China's territory.

    Song Dynasty

    • Lasted from 960 to 1279 CE, known for prioritizing civil administration and cultural development.
    • Notable for advancements in technology, economy, and societal organization.

    Tributary State

    • An independent state that acknowledges the supremacy of a more powerful state.
    • Required to pay tribute to the dominant ruler, maintaining a subordinate relationship.

    Land Reform

    • Government action focused on the redistribution of agricultural land.
    • Aimed to improve agricultural productivity and establish social equity.

    Tang Taizong

    • The notable founder of the Tang Dynasty, instrumental in restoring China following disunity.
    • Expanded China's borders to encompass territories previously held during the Han Dynasty.

    Gentry

    • A social class positioned just below nobility, consisting primarily of wealthy landowners and educated individuals.
    • Played a crucial role in local governance and cultural life.

    Dowry

    • Refers to money or property that a woman brings to her husband upon marriage.
    • Represents social status and economic considerations within marriage arrangements.

    Pagoda

    • A multi-storied Buddhist temple, reflecting the spiritual and architectural significance in Chinese culture.
    • Often associated with housing relics and serving as a place of worship.

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    This quiz focuses on the two major golden ages of China, specifically the Tang and Song Dynasties. Each flashcard provides key terms and definitions essential for understanding this important period in Chinese history. Test your knowledge on these dynasties and their impact on Chinese civilization.

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