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| Who was the founder of the Tang dynasty? |
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| Which ruler tried to have Buddhism recognized as a state religion? |
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| Who was the founder of the Song dynasty? |
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| Who was the founder of the Song dynasty? |
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| Who played key roles in teh transmission o fChinese civiliation to the Japanese? |
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| Japanese rulers and courtiers |
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| Since the Heian government was unable to create a peasant conscript army like the Chinese, its military organization relied on what? |
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| local leaders to organize military forces |
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| Life in the imperial court at Heian was described in what Japanese novel? |
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| warrior leaders who ruled many states from their forts |
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| Name the mounted troops that owed loyalty to the military elites. |
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| The Minamoto victory in 1185 led to the creation of the [blank], or military government at Kamakura. |
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| The victory of th eMinamoto marks the beginning of the [blank] in Japanese history. |
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| The [blank] were a series of struggles between two major provincial families - the Taira and the Minamoto- between 1180 and 1185 C.E. |
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| What title was given to the military leader of the bakufu at Kamadura? |
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| What was the religious policy of the Mongol empire under Chingis Khan? |
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| mongols epitomized nomadic society and culture |
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| What were the positive aspects of the imperial rule of Chingis Khan? |
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| drought; peace to much of Asia |
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| Who is responsible for the conquering of Russia? |
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| Who invaded the Muslim heartland? |
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