1.1.2 Confucianism and its societal impact

Cards (26)

  • What does Yi emphasize in Confucianism?
    Justice, righteousness, and fairness
  • How many key virtues are central to Confucianism?
    Five
  • What role did peasants play in the Confucian social hierarchy?
    Provided food and labor
  • Order the family roles in Confucianism from oldest to youngest
    1️⃣ Parents
    2️⃣ Older siblings
    3️⃣ Younger siblings
  • What are the obligations of parents in Confucianism?
    Care, education, guidance
  • What is an example of a Confucian practice used to show respect in East Asia?
    Bowing to elders
  • What type of system is Confucianism?
    Ethics and philosophy
  • What is the basis of the Confucian social hierarchy?
    Filial piety and respect
  • Match the Confucian virtue with its explanation:
    Ren ↔️ Humaneness, compassion, and empathy
    Yi ↔️ Justice, righteousness, and fairness
    Li ↔️ Rituals, manners, and social etiquette
    Zhi ↔️ Wisdom, knowledge, and understanding
    Xin ↔️ Trustworthiness, honesty, and integrity
  • Confucianism values flexible family roles over clear responsibilities
    False
  • What does Xin represent in Confucianism?
    Trustworthiness, honesty, and integrity
  • What is the significance of family in Confucianism?
    Cornerstone of society
  • What is at the top of the Confucian social hierarchy?
    Kings and Emperors
  • Match the key concept with its explanation:
    Confucianism ↔️ Ethics and philosophy focused on social harmony
    Confucius ↔️ Founder of Confucianism, stressed morality and education
    Mencius ↔️ Important follower of Confucius
  • What are some Confucian values that ethical business practices are rooted in?
    Trustworthiness and respect
  • What is the primary goal of emphasizing clear family responsibilities in Confucianism?
    Stability and order
  • Arrange the levels of the Confucian social hierarchy from highest to lowest.
    1️⃣ Rulers and Emperors
    2️⃣ Scholars
    3️⃣ Peasants
    4️⃣ Artisans
    5️⃣ Merchants
  • What did Neo-Confucianism combine Confucianism with?
    Buddhism and Taoism
  • What values does Confucianism emphasize?
    Respect, education, social order
  • Match the family member with their obligations in Confucianism:
    Parents ↔️ Provide care and education
    Children ↔️ Respect and obey parents
    Older siblings ↔️ Guide younger siblings
    Younger siblings ↔️ Learn from older siblings
  • Match the level in the Confucian social hierarchy with its primary responsibility:
    Rulers and Emperors ↔️ Maintain order and justice
    Scholars ↔️ Advise rulers, create laws
    Peasants ↔️ Provide food and labor
    Artisans ↔️ Create tools and goods
    Merchants ↔️ Facilitate trade
  • What were the two areas most profoundly shaped by Confucianism in East Asia?
    Education and government
  • During what period did Confucianism shape Chinese culture?
    Warring States period
  • When did Buddhism begin to spread across East Asia, challenging Confucianism?
    1st century CE
  • What are some aspects of daily life guided by Confucianism?
    Manners, etiquette, rituals
  • What was the primary focus of Legalism, which conflicted with Confucianism?
    Strict laws and punishments