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________ is still practiced in Japan today in conjunction with Buddhism.

________ called Hangzhou in the 13th century "beyond dispute the finest and noblest city in the world ..

________ had many slaves, 1 /3rd of the population in 1100 CE.

Buddhism, ________, Islam, and Neo- Confucianism were adopted in new regions and often led to significant changes in gender relations and family structure.

________ had more than a million residents.

During the ________, foot binding widely spread among elite families and became more widespread in Chinese society.

________ also controlled most of the Silk Road trading networks.

________ was used to regulate Chinese relationships with northern nomads, neighboring states of Korea, Vietnam, Tibet, and Japan, and after 1500, with European "barbarians "from across the sea.

________ did not practice agriculture but herded animals instead.

Following the collapse of empires, imperial states were reconstituted in some regions, including the ________ and the Chinese dynasties (Sui, Tang, and Song), combining traditional sources of power and legitimacy (like the patriarchy, use of religion, and land- owning elites) with innovations better suited to their specific local context (like new methods of taxation, tributary systems, and the adaptation of religious institutions)

________ expanded in the Song dynasty- could control their dowries and inherit property.

________ believe in nature spirits (of mountains, trees, animals, etc)

________ is Japans native animist religion.

________= set of practices that required non- Chinese authorities to acknowledge Chinese superiority and their own subordinate place in a Chinese- centered world order.

rectitude, courage, benevolence, respect, honesty, honor, loyalty