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Weekly Planner 10/15 – 10/19. Cornell Notes. CHINA . Confucianism - Philosophy. Based on the teachings of Confucius. His teachings focused on ethical behavior Two basic principles: One was ren , or concern for others. The other was li , or following appropriate customs and beliefs.
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Cornell Notes CHINA
Confucianism - Philosophy • Based on the teachings of Confucius. • His teachings focused on ethical behavior • Two basic principles: • One was ren, or concern for others. • The other was li, or following appropriate customs and beliefs
Buddhism - Religion • Unlike Confucianism, Buddhism stressed a more spiritual outlook that promised escape from suffering.
Buddhism’s Spread • Buddhism spread from China to Korea and Japan. • Buddhism’s spread to Japan was much slower because Japan is isolated because it is an island.
Neo-Confucianism • Desire to improve Chinese government and society • Focused on proper behavior • Also emphasized spiritual matters and incorporated Daoist and Buddhist teachings. • Very popular during the Song Dynasty
Scholar-Officials • A scholar official is an educated member of the government • Had to pass a civil service exam (test) in order to get your job • The exams helped ensure that talented, intelligent people (regardless of social class) became scholar officials
Sui, Tang and Song Dynasties (Pages 167-168)Draw the chart and write your answers in complete sentences