The Korean Kingdom of Silla Differed from the Chinese Model

question 31

Multiple Choice

The Korean kingdom of Silla differed from the Chinese model of society in its use of

• A) a caste system.
• B) a different system of writing.
• C) its rejection of Confucianism.
• D) its rejection of Buddhism.

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