Buddhism

AP Art History

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AP World History: Modern - 2.1 The Silk Roads

AP World History: Modern - 2.5 Cultural Effects of Trade

AP World History: Modern - 2.7 Comparison in Trade from 1200-1450

AP World History: Modern - 3.3 Belief Systems of Land-Based Empires

To which of the following places did Buddhism diffuse between 1200 and 1450 CE?

What was one of the primary teachings of Buddhism, a belief system that dominated several land-based empires in Asia?

Who brought Buddhism to China in the period between 1200 and 1450?

Which societal change did Buddhism undergo in Japan during the Kamakura period (1185–1333)?

What effect did the spread of Buddhism have on East Asia from 1200-1450?

Who played similar roles in the spread of Buddhism in East Asia and Islam in West Africa during this period?

Who was responsible for the spread of Buddhism into East Asia during the period of 1200-1450?

What primary role did merchants play in spreading Buddhism along the Silk Roads?

What was a distinctive feature between Buddhism's spread eastwards along the silk roads during Gupta India versus during Mauryan Empire?

What was one significant impact of Buddhism on East Asia between the years 500 CE and 1000 CE?

What shared element can be found in both Buddhism and Christianity?

Who was primarily responsible for spreading Buddhism throughout Southeast Asia?

What impact did Buddhism have on the social structures in Tokugawa Japan?