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South, East, and Southeast Asian Art, 300 BCE–1980 CE

Question 1
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What material is primarily used in the construction of Japan's Horyu-ji Temple's pagoda?

Question 2
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In what way does Angkor Wat's construction technique illustrate Khmer Empire's organizational ability?

Question 3
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How can one assert the role ritual played in shaping the terracotta army figures commissioned by Emperor Qin Shi Huangdi, the first emperor to unify China?

Question 4
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How did the process of jade carving during China's Neolithic period reflect societal beliefs or practices at that time?

Question 5
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In traditional Chinese ink wash painting, what is the primary tool used to apply ink to paper?

Question 6
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What represented a significant technological advancement in Korean ceramics during the Goryeo dynasty that influenced Buddhist practice?

Question 7
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Given the complexities surrounding the interpretation of the Vairocana Buddha statue at Todai-ji Temple in Nara, Japan, how might differing political climates during the Nara and Heijō-kyō capitals' respective reigns have affected perceptions of the artwork?

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Question 8
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Which process is primarily used to make Japanese woodblock prints?

Question 9
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Which Southeast Asian country is known for its ancient temples at Angkor constructed during the Khmer Empire?

Question 10
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The Borobudur Temple's extensive relief panels are meant to serve what purpose within Buddhist practice?