East asia in the middle ages - class-X
| Description: east asia in the middle ages | |
| Number of Questions: 39 | |
| Created by: Amit Pandey | |
| Tags: history national liberation movements in the colonies the middle ages |
In the majority of the schools, knowledge was imparted by multiple teachers.
______ philosophy was a compulsory subject in the schools attached to the viharas.
A follower of the Chinese philosophy of Daoism would most agree with which statement?
What statement explains the bureaucratic view of Buddhism during the Tang dynasty?
Which of the following empires was established a state religion which was originated in India?
Chinese trade during the Song dynasty was most strongly influenced by the _______.
Though often not officially interested in foreign trade, what example below indicates the involvement of the Chinese government in internal trade?
The Tang Dynasty was able to re-establish an empire quickly because _______________________.
Which of these BEST describes the way the kingdom of Vietnam interacted with China in the 500-1500 period?
Which of these was NOT an accomplishment achieved by the Chinese during the Tang-Song Era?
All of these were characteristics of the Yuan Dynasty established by Kublai Khan EXCEPT:
Ming China was known for all of the following EXCEPT:
All of these were characteristic of Korea during the post-classical period EXCEPT:
Which of these BEST describes the establishment of the Qing Dynasty?
A Chinese dynasty can BEST be described as _____________________.
Compared to Classical China, Classical India ___________________.
Which of the following represents the correct order of Chinese Dynasties from the river valley period to Classical period?
The Qing Dynasty in its early years was known for all of the following EXCEPT:
Who is regarded as the founder of modern China?
Which dynasty ruled China in the 20th century?
Which movement was started in China to protest against the Chinese government's weak response to the Treaty of Versailles?
______ emerged as the leader of the Goumingdang party after the death of Sun.
Whose programme was called the Three Principles?
Who established the Comintern in 1918?
The CCP rule established a _____ party rule in which the supreme leaders or ''Chairman'' became powerful.
China's cultivated land was redistributed to about _____ percent of the rural population.
Who based his revolutionary programme on the peasantry?
Goumindang party was forced to set up its government on the island of _____.
In which year was the Long March undertaken?
In which year was the Chinese Communist Party founded?
The People's Republic of China was established in _____.
Japan invaded China in the year ______.
In which year were land reforms launched properly in China?
In which year was the Peking university established?
Which of the following was NOT a benefit of monasticism in Western Europe?
Which among the following serves as the best analogy between the feudal systems of Europe and Japan?
Which of these BEST characterizes the interactions Japan had with Europeans during the 1500-1775 period?
Which of these BEST describes the Japanese government in the 17th century C.E?