Confucianism was founded by this person in the time period from 6th to 5th century BCE.

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This philosophy was known for its focus on agriculture and harsh punishments.

This philosophy is gradually being accepted and supported by the Chinese government in recent times, as seen by the restoration of a temple in Beijing in 2017.

These were the sacred texts of Confucianism.

A Chinese philosopher and statesman of the Legalist School during the Warring States period, this person is considered to have founded Legalism.

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Filial piety, the act of respect for parents and ancestors, was a central part of this philosophy.

Currently, this philosophy is widely practiced in China, the Koreas, and Taiwan, with over 6 million followers.

Led by peasants against the upper class, this revolt damaged the Han Dynasty economy and eventually led to a transition into the Three Kingdoms Era.

The first philosopher of Daoism, this person wrote the Dao De Jing.

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Betterment of the state was the main goal of this philosophy. One of the ways this was achieved was by building a larger army.

In 2020, this philosophy was under the criticism of the Trump administration. Trump believed that the philosophy's schools acted as political figures rather than cultural mediums.

These are the 8,000 clay soldiers protecting Qin Shihuangdi's tomb.

The teachings of Confucianism were originally taken from the ideas and principles of this dynasty.

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Daoists often went to the mountains in order to experience _____.

This form of martial arts is an example of Daoist practices still seen in modern times.

Also known as Chinese geomancy, this Daoist practice involved the use of energy forces to create harmony between humans and their surroundings.

This is the period in Chinese history when the Dao De Jing was written, marking the beginnings of Daoism.

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This Daoist belief claimed that the spirit of the body joins the universe after death.

Issues have bubbled up recently in South Korea over Confucianism, with some people accusing it of promoting ______.

Ritual, music, archery, chariot-riding, calligraphy, and mathematics were regarded as the six _____ _____ (two words) of Confucianism.