Chapter 15: The Resurgence of Empire in East Asia
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- 2. This invention helped commercial transactions, but it also led to disorder and discontent among creditors.
- 5. Professional warriors haired by lords of Japan to enforce their authority in the territories.
- 7. The city that became a strong Buddhist community with cave temples, murals, and religious libraries between 600-1000 CE.
- 9. One of the world's largest waterworks projects, constructed during the Sui dynasty to help trade between northern and southern China.
- 11. Increased food supplies in the Song dynasty led to ______, creating larger populations and busier cities.
- 13. The second Tang emperor who was ruthless and ambitious. He also build the capital city at Chang'an.
- 14. _______ was never invaded by Chinese armies, but it was deeply influenced politically and culturally by Chinese traditions.
- 15. Confucian philosopher who wrote "Family Rituals" and believed that an individual's proper role was in their family and in larger society.
- 17. A young Buddhist monk who escaped west to India while facing many obstacles along the way. He travelled there to learn and bring back a better understanding of Buddhism to China.
- 18. A political compromise was created over Korea between the Tang and _____ dynasties.
- 19. This dynasty followed the Tang dynasty and brought back a centralized imperial rule.
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- 1. A literary work written by a Japanese woman, reflecting Heia court life.
- 2. Similar to Indian and muslim societies, China in the Tang and Song dynasties had a strict _______ social structure.
- 3. The ______ clan won in the war agains Taira and did not want to abolish imperil authority in Japan just to claim and rule it.
- 4. During the Nara period, there were a series of reforms made to ______ Japanese politics.
- 6. This poet was very popular in the Tang era and wrote about Chinese cities and their social lives as one of his main themes.
- 8. The capital of the southern Song dynasty with a population of over 1 million.
- 10. Women had a more prominent role in ______ than in China.
- 12. Tight wrapping of young girls' feet with cloth to make them unnaturally small and allow their fathers and husbands to be in more control over them.
- 16. During this Japanese period, emperors were only symbols of authority and political power was given to the Fujiwara family.