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A) Chinese cultural development was stifled.
B) Buddhist influence helped to produce a blossoming of Chinese culture.
C) Buddhist monastic activities were curtailed.
D) internal weakness became endemic throughout China.
E) Nestorian beliefs became dominant in the Yangtze Valley.
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A) Marco Polo.
B) Silk Road travelers.
C) The Khanate in Russia transmitted it from the Orthodox Church.
D) Syrian merchants.
E) Portuguese maritime explorers.
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A) Chang'an
B) Hangzhou
C) Luoyang
D) Canton
E) Beijing
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A) rapidly assimilated into Chinese society.
B) maintained a system of harsh reprisals for Chinese noncompliance.
C) created a totally new political system that the Chinese found refreshingly appealing.
D) maintained commercial policies that were conducive to Chinese prosperity.
E) outlawed the subversive ideas of Confucius.
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A) a curfew required urban residents to be in their homes shortly after nightfall.
B) though city gates were closed, entertainment centers inside the walls were open all night.
C) storytellers and minstrels provided information at elegant social gatherings.
D) urban life entirely disappeared.
E) cities were governed by Qin officials.
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A) was the founder of the Ming Dynasty.
B) was a historian during the Song Dynasty.
C) was a sober Confucian civil servant.
D) wrote a poem entitled "Drinking Alone in Moonlight."
E) defeated the Mongols at Wuhan.
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A) the abbacus.
B) the Grand Canal.
C) banking
D) paper money.
E) credit.
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A) Ogilvai Khan.
B) Khubilai Khan.
C) Atta Khan.
D) Genghis Khan.
E) Tamerlane.
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A) restored Legalism as its supporting official philosophy.
B) was able to solve the problem of nomadic invasions by using its new fire-lance to exterminate nomadic cavalry.
C) developed the equivalent of a modern cabinet within its Department of State Affairs.
D) dissolved its entire military structure to save money for trading activities.
E) was run by a female emperor during the late Yuan dynasty.
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