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How did the replacement of wood with coal impact Chinese society during the specified historical period?

It led to a decrease in the availability of silk due to resource reallocation.
It primarily affected the architectural designs of the Forbidden City.
It likely influenced daily life, industries, and potentially trade, though the specifics aren't detailed. (correct)
It is not specified how this change affected Chinese society in this context.

What strategic advantage did the Mongols primarily exploit, according to the provided information?

Diplomacy and trade relations via the Silk Road.
Advanced naval technology using junks.
The construction of symbolic defensive structures.
Psychological warfare utilizing terror tactics. (correct)

In what way is the Great Wall of China significant, according to the information provided?

It represents a symbolic defensive structure. (correct)
It facilitated trade along the reopened Silk Road.
It was a symbolic structure built by Kublai Khan.
It served as the primary residence for the Chinese ruling family.

How did the reopening of the Silk Road most likely impact Chinese society?

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Which of the following situations demonstrates tension between expansionist ambitions and internal priorities within ancient Chinese governance?

<p>Yanodi's failed Korean campaign diverting resources. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Great Wall of China

A defensive barrier symbolizing China's strength.

Kublai Khan

Founder of the Yuan Dynasty in China.

Taizong

An emperor, that was known for expansion and strong governance.

Concubine

Unofficial spouse or partner, secondary to the wife.

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Silk

A valuable commodity, that was made in China.

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Study Notes

The Great Wall of China is a symbolic defensive structure.
Kublai Khan was the first leader of the Yuan Dynasty.
Taizong was the most powerful Tang emperor.
Concubines were extra wives/partners.
Wood was replaced by Coal.
Li Bo was known for his poetry.
Yangdi's greatest failure was the attempt to take over Korea.
Marco Polo was an Italian trader who went to China.
The Silk Road was a trade route that was re-opened.
The Chinese ruling family lived in the Forbidden City.
Junk is the name of a Chinese ship.
Mongols used terror as a war strategy.
Silk is a famous fabric.
Wendi was the first Sui emperor.

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