JEOPARDY

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JEOPARDY

• China, Korea, Indochina and Japan

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The Mongols
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China
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People
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Indochina, Korea
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Japan
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Vocabulary
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This is the Mongolian word for elite cavalry
force.
What is ordo?
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This is the name of the Chinese dynasty
established by the Mongols.
What is the Yuan Dynasty?
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This is the Mongol leader who nearly conquered
Vienna in Austria.
Who was Batu?
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These are two of the advantages Mongol cavalry
had over other military forces of the time?
What are the iron stirrup, specially designed
saddles, and the strong horned bow?
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He was the greatest of all nomadic leaders and
extended the Mongol Empire through Persia to
northern China, including Korea.
Who was Genghis Khan?
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This is the short lived Chinese Dynasty that
succeeded in reuniting China in 589 and building
the Grand Canal.
What is the Sui Dynasty?
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This Chinese dynasty had its capital at Changan
and ushered in a 1000 year period, where China
was the wealthiest and most sophisticated culture
in the world.
What is the Tang Dynasty?
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These two religions were important during the
Tang Dynasty.
What were Buddhism and Confucianism?
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This Chinese dynasty was threatened by the
Jurchen or Manchurians in the northeast and the
Khitan or the Mongols in the northwest.
What was the Song Dynasty?
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Dont Choke!
Daily Double
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This was the oldest printed book in history using
block printing.
What was the Diamond Sutra printed in 868 during
the Tang Dynasty?
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These were the two famous poets of the Tang
dynasty, one that drowned attempting to grab his
own reflection.
Who were Li Bai and Du Fu?
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He was given the title Great Khan and ruled over
the entire Mongolian Empire in 1210.
Who was Kublia Khan ?
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He was the first real and legitimate Emperor of
Japan who reigned in the 300s and claimed
descendence from the sun god.
Who was Sujin?
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She wrote the worlds first novel, Tale of the
Genji.
Who was Lady Murasaki Shikibu?
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This powerful Japanese family introduced the new
feudal official, the Shogun.
Who was the Minamoto Family?
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This Korean dynasty lasted from 1392 until 1910,
when Korea was annexed by the Japanese.
What was the Yi Dynasty?
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He was the Korean emperor who directed the
development of a Korean alphabet.
Who was Sejong?
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These are the three countries of Indochina.
What are Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam?
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This is the huge Hindu temple that was built in
ancient Cambodia.
What was the temple of Angkor Wat located in
the remains of Angkor Thom.?
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These are the other three countries that are
sometimes included with the countries of
Indochina.
What are Malaysia, Burma, and Thailand
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Dont Choke!
Daily Double
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This was the Japanese code of chivalry used by
samurais.
What was Bushido, it stressed bravery, loyalty,
and honor?
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This was the Japanese family that controlled the
shogunate from 1338 until 1538.
What was the Ashikaga?
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This was the religion of the samurai warrior that
stressed salvation through enlightenment.
What was Zen Buddhism?
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These are the four main islands of Japan.
What is Honshu, Kyushu, Shikoku, and Hokkaido?
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This is the native religion of Japan, and it
means the way of the Gods
What is Shintoism ?
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This is the ritual suicide, sometimes called
hari-kari that was considered honorable in Japan
during the Age of the Samurai.
What was seppuku?
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These men were the top samurais, much like a
feudal lords who presided over a group of lesser
samurais.
Who were the daimyos?
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These were the numerous gods that inhabited
everything in Shintoism.
What is the Kami?
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This was the engineering feat that connected
northern and southern China and the Huang He and
Chang Jiang Rivers.
What was the Grand Canal?
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These men were the local warrior landlords
similar to the feudal lords of Europe.
Who were the samurai?