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Okay please help!! HISTORY?
Ancient Asia and Africa - Tang and Song
Question 1 (Multiple Choice Worth 4 points)
What set the ruler named Wu apart from the other rulers of the dynasty?
being a general
being a calligrapher
being an alchemist
being a woman
Question 2 (Multiple Choice Worth 4 points)
Who made Changan his dynasty's capital?
Liao
Li Yuan
T'ai-tsu
Wu
Question 3 (Multiple Choice Worth 4 points)
How did the Song improve upon the Tang version of the civil service system?
They mandated that most officials came from the military.
They made the examinations easier to pass.
They opened up the system to more people.
They required students to earn their degrees in three years.
Question 4 (Multiple Choice Worth 4 points)
What innovation would later have the greatest impact on warfare?
black powder
calligraphy
movable type
examination system
Question 5 (Multiple Choice Worth 4 points)
Which of these indicated that the Tang Dynasty had lost the Mandate of Heaven?
military defeats, rebellions, and economic troubles
earthquakes, economic troubles, and isolationism
rebellions, mass migrations, and military dictators
crop failures, reduced exports, and weak
3 Answers
- Anonymous5 years ago
Serious answer: Nothing. There is no set of laws, no set of fines, or anything that the government could do to stop people from hating each other. It's a fact of nature that people are going to have some issues with each other, and if I want to say "Screw the Jews" (not me, but you get the idea) than nothing anyone can do will stop me. People will tell you that the best way to stop hate crimes is to bring about education, but all this does is cost the government so much more money, thereby increasing our tax spending and having it go to something relatively useless and ineffective, because very little people will have their views changed by such a course of action. I'm not saying hate crime should be let rampant, but in all fairness, the chances of society eradicating such behavior are very very slim
- Anonymous7 years ago
1. Being a calligrapher.
2. Wu.
3. They made the examinations easier to pass.
4. Movable type.
5. Earthqukes etc.
Source(s): wikipedia
