A) A series of plagues
B) Lead poisoning
C) Rising population leading to food shortages
D) Increasing burdens on the state?s budget leading to greater taxation
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A) Byzantine empire
B) Sassanid empire
C) Small kingdoms of northern Africa
D) Western Europe
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A) Tang
B) Song
C) Sui
D) Qin
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A) China was ruled for several centuries by the landowning class who operated private armies.
B) Southern and northern China pulled apart with greater prosperity in southern China.
C) A Hsiung-nu dynasty was established in northern China.
D) Buddhism entered China.
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A) Five
B) 10
C) 25
D) 40
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A) Aryans
B) Tamils
C) Germans
D) Huns
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A) The plagues killed the last emperor.
B) The plagues decimated the population and severely disrupted economic life.
C) The plagues led to war with Han China.
D) The plagues completely wiped out the population of Rome.
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A) The adoption of pantheons of gods
B) The abandonment of formal theology
C) Disbelief in the existence of an afterlife
D) Concentration of a single divine force as opposed to a host of divine spirits
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A) Constantine
B) Commodus
C) Septimius Severus
D) Diocletian
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A) Confucian administrators in the empire of the later Han.
B) Buddhist missionaries following the fall of the Han.
C) leading members of the scholar-gentry in Han China.
D) Daoist leaders of a peasant revolution against the Han.
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A) buddhas.
B) bodhisattvas.
C) mahayanas.
D) monks.
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A) Daoism merged with Buddhism to create a single religious movement.
B) Daoism rapidly disappeared following the appearance of Buddhism.
C) The appearance of Buddhism led to greater formalization of Daoist doctrine and more efforts to reach the common people.
D) Daoism became an illegal religion and the Chinese state moved rapidly to suppress various Daoist rituals, particularly those dealing with magic and healing.
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A) Rebellions by the Yellow Turbans
B) Financial collapse caused by expansion into Korea and central Asia
C) Overthrow by a combination of landholders and Buddhist monks
D) Invasion from southeast Asia
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A) Despite the collapse of classical Mediterranean civilization, the basic cultural unity of the region was retained.
B) The collapse of the Roman empire led to cultural regression throughout the region of Mediterranean civilization.
C) Rome?s fall split the unity of the Mediterranean lands that had been won through Hellenistic culture and then the Roman empire.
D) Rome?s fall was devastating in its eastern half, but the culture of the western regions was fundamentally unaffected.
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A) Total loss of all elements of civilization
B) Outside invasions by nomadic pastoralists
C) Failure of the agricultural systems
D) Internal rebellions of peasants
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A) The Roman upper class valiantly attempted to halt the decline of the empire, but was overwhelmed.
B) Because the Roman upper class made up the bulk of the officer corps of the Roman armies, their decline was particularly critical.
C) Rome?s upper classes became steadily more pleasure-seeking and individualistic, turning away from the political devotion that had characterized the republic.
D) Alone among the Roman social groups, the elite was able to increase their numbers and thus became more dominant in the political structure.
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A) The Chinese imposed some of their own values on Buddhism such as the importance of maintaining families and political loyalty to the state.
B) The Indian Buddhist who entered China separated themselves from Chinese traditions and established regional communities that remained independent of the Chinese state.
C) Chinese Buddhism bore no resemblance to Indian Buddhism.
D) Daoists saw the emergence of Chinese Buddhism as an opportunity to overthrow the fundamental trend in China toward Confucianism.
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A) The caste system was abolished.
B) The caste system remained important and unchanged.
C) The caste system was restricted to northern India.
D) The caste system became more complex.
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A) 4th
B) 6th
C) 7th
D) 8th
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