RLG100Y1 Lecture : Rlg 280 mar 26.docx

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6 major classics: comes to be called the confucius classics. Are texts of poetry, ritual, music etc. Confucian philosophy: considered with the rhythm of the natural world, you have heaven up high, humanity is in the middle and then earth. Humans are the connection: they are considered with the position of heaven and earth. Ultimate goal is to see heaven and earth to work together: tao*** This is how we see how things work at the heart of the universe by observing the way it works all together. Heaven and earth in relation together work knowing that is a relationship that is reciprocal; they are not independent entities and they both need each other. With this relationship they think society should work; harmonious. Life giving: society needs to give life and reproduce children and have reverence for those who have given us life: we are all in a chain of being; connected to other generations.

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Confucianism became the state philosophy in what country?

A. China

B. United States

C. Iran

D. Mexico

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Historical changes within Asia
any culture under study is subject to change over time.
It is crucial thus to identify the pivotal transformative moments in the history of each civilization in Asia.

For example, what are the key moments of change in the evolution of Confucianism in China?

What about Buddhism in East Asia?

How does social organization change over time in China and Japan?

81. Governments often establish rules that influence how an economyoperates. Which of the following rules will most likely increasethe ability of society to produce goods and services?
A) laws allowing discrimination against women.
B) providing tax incentives to encourage education by workers
C) environmental regulations that prevent the use of industrialsolvents in production
D) increasing taxes on the formation of new capital

83. The basic economic differences among nations throughout historyconcerning institutions, philosophy, and ideology mainly focuson:
A) unemployment and inflation.
B) the ownership of factors of production and how they arecoordinated in economic activity.
C) the relative shares of agriculture, industry, and servicesectors.
D) the opportunity for social mobility.

86. Government's role of providing national defense isconsidered:
A) enforcing a legal system.
B) providing certain goods and services.
C) redistributing income.
D) expanding economic growth.

87. Government's role of taxing some citizens and transferringincome to others is considered:
A) enforcing a legal system.
B) providing certain goods and services.
C) redistributing income.

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