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The native Japanese religion of Japan is called . It shares beliefs with Chinese philosophies, including . It is often practiced alongside the religion of .:Shinto
The native Japanese religion of Japan is called . It shares beliefs with Chinese philosophies, including . It is often practiced alongside the religion of .:worship of ancestors
The native Japanese religion of Japan is called . It shares beliefs with Chinese philosophies, including . It is often practiced alongside the religion of .:Buddhism
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The native Japanese religion of Japan is called . It shares beliefs with Chinese philosophies, including . It is often practiced alongside the religion of .:Shinto
The native Japanese religion of Japan is called . It shares beliefs with Chinese philosophies, including . It is often practiced alongside the religion of .:worship of ancestors
The native Japanese religion of Japan is called . It shares beliefs with Chinese philosophies, including . It is often practiced alongside the religion of .:Buddhism
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filial piety✔ worship of ancestorsthe mandate of heaven

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filial piety
B
✔ worship of ancestors
C
the mandate of heaven
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Daoism✔ BuddhismHinduism

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Daoism
B
✔ Buddhism
C
Hinduism
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Which of these statements is supported by information found in the chart?

A
All Japanese people practice at least one religion.
B
The total population of Japan is more than 165,000.
C
Some people practice both Buddhism and Shintoism.
D
Most Japanese practice Christianity.
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According to Confucius, how does one show filial piety? Select all that apply.

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by obeying one’s parents
B
by asking questions of one’s parents
C
by serving one’s parents
D
by properly burying one’s parents
E
by ignoring one’s parents
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How does this passage from a Japanese writer reflect filial piety?

A
Samurai are required to pay for their own shelter.
B
Samurai are directed to put their heart at ease.
C
Samurai earn their food and clothing.
D
Samurai must pay back the kindness of their parents.
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How does this passage from Prince Shotoku reflect Confucian principles?

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It encourages the ideal of equality among groups of people.
B
It challenges the distinction between inferiors and superiors.
C
It identifies the basis by which people are assigned to different classes.
D
It explains that order results from people accepting and fulfilling their roles.
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What is the main idea of this passage?

A
The Mongols have an inferior civilization.
B
The Japanese should never be copied.
C
Korea doesn’t need to imitate the Chinese culture.
D
T’ang culture should always be copied before Mongol culture.
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How does this passage give evidence of Wang’s opinion of cultural borrowing?

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Wang believes cultural borrowing should be selective: his country should not copy China or Mongolia wholesale, but should consider its own geography and character when choosing what to adopt.

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