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| 101146081 | Japan began borrowing heavily from China's culture | In the 5th and 6th centuries | 0 | |
| 101146082 | In what year were the Taika reforms enacted in Japan? | 646 AD | 1 | |
| 101146083 | What was the central purpose of the Taika reforms in Japan? | remake Japanese monarch into an absolutist Chinese-style emperor | 2 | |
| 101146084 | When the emperor moved his government from Nara to Heian, | the aristocracy took over most of the positions in the central government | 3 | |
| 101146085 | The Tale of Genji described | the life at the imperial court at Heian | 4 | |
| 101146086 | the ninth century, what Japanese family dominated the imperial court? | Fujiwara | 5 | |
| 101146087 | Bushi were | warrior leaders in the tenth century who controlled provincial areas of Japan from small fortresses | 6 | |
| 101146088 | Not true about the rise of a provincial military elite during the tenth century in Japan | The rise of the provincial elite corresponded to the recovery of the imperial government and its overthrow of the aristocracy of the court. | 7 | |
| 101146089 | Samurai were | mounted troops who served the provincial military elite. | 8 | |
| 101146090 | What is true about nature of warfare among the Bushi? | Battles hinged on man-to-man duels of great champions typical of the heroic stage of warfare. | 9 | |
| 101146091 | The rise of the samurai in provincial Japanese society | reduced peasants to the status of serfs bound to the land they worked. | 10 | |
| 101146092 | The Gempei wars | settled the power struggle between the Taira and Minamoto families. | 11 | |
| 101146093 | The end of the Gempei wars signaled the beginning of | the feudal age | 12 | |
| 101146094 | Which of the following was not a result of the growth of power of the provincial warrior elite? | The Confucian precept that warriors should dominate the social and political world was strengthened. | 13 | |
| 101146095 | In 838 the Japanese | ceased to send official embassies to the Chinese emperor. | 14 | |
| 101146097 | The Korean bureaucracy | admitted members almost exclusively by birth rather than test scores. | 15 | |
| 101146098 | One of the major reasons for the Chinese failure to assimilate the Vietnamese was | the lack of impact of Chinese cultural imports on the Vietnamese peasantry. | 16 | |
| 101146099 | What regions of Asia were most drawn to Chinese cultural and political models? | agrarian societies on east and south | 17 | |
| 101146100 | What religion played a key role in the transmission of Chinese civilization to Japan? | Buddhism | 18 | |
| 101146101 | What group so threatened the security of the Japanese imperial court in the eighth century that the imperial family moved to Heian? | Scholar gentry | 19 | |
| 101199196 | Immidiate impact of move to Heian? | Aristocracy restored to counterbalance Buddhism power and took over central government positions | 20 | |
| 101199197 | Relationship of imperial court to provincial military elite? | in absense of imperial military force law and order broke down leading emperor and official to hire lords | 21 | |
| 101199198 | Political result of wars that destoryed the Ashikoga Shogunate? | japan divided into 300 little states | 22 | |
| 101199199 | Impact of rise of samari on peasantry? | they were reduced to serfdom | 23 | |
| 101199200 | Korean bureaucratic under Chinese influence....? | Korea established exam system but admission was based on birth not test scores | 24 | |
| 123067833 | The development of regional power bases in Japan among the warrior elites of the countryside corresponded to what events in china | decline of tang | 25 | |
| 123067834 | What kingdom was successful in establishing a unified and independent government in Korea | silla | 26 | |
| 123067835 | Following the assertion of vietnamese independence from China in the 10th century, what aspects of chinese culture were retained by the vietnamese rulers | chinese admin system based on confucian exam system | 27 | |
| 123067836 | Political result of the wars that destroyed the Ashikaga Shogunate | division of Japan into 300 little states | 28 | |
| 123067837 | Women status during the daimyo era? | while daighters of the bushi often got some martial training, under the daimyos women were excluded from inheritance and treated as defenseless appendages of their warrior fathers or husbands | 29 | |
| 123067838 | Primary concern at the imperial court at Heian? | social conventions and original verse | 30 | |
| 123067839 | Relationship between Ashikaga shogunate and emperor? | Ashikaga shoguns fought the emperor at Kyoto who refused to recognize their authority and drove him to the mountain town of Yoshino while setting up a puppet empire | 31 | |
| 123067840 | how did warfare change under the daimyos? | scientific warfare based on spying, timely assaults, wise command and organization of massive armies replaced heroic combat | 32 | |
| 123067841 | Status of Japan court aristocracy | aristocratic families at the court of depend on alliances with the provincial warrior elite in order to excersize any power | 33 |
