What led to the proliferation of Chinese philosophies during the Classical Era?

All sought ways to bring stability back to China

Participation in government should be avoided

Why was it difficult to rule South Asia as one distinct empire?

Significant diversity of people, languages, and cultures

All of the following are true EXCEPT

Hinduism led to the creation of Zoroastrianism

Though its policies were brutal, the Qin Dynasty created

A uniform system of weights, measures, and currency

This feature of government was unique in classical Greece

Free male citizens ran the government

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Ch. 4 and 5 Test Review- AP World History

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A Ch. 4 and 5 test review for Mrs. Broder's AP World History class

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What led to the proliferation of Chinese philosophies during the Classical Era?
Philosophies formed to improve agriculture
Distant empires conquered China, bringing new beliefs
Philosophies competed with each other for followers
All sought ways to bring stability back to China
2
This empire used governors, called satraps, as administrators of the empire
Rome
Han Dynasty
Persia
Athens
3
This great-nephew of Julius Caesar emerged as the sole ruler of of the Roman Empire
Pompey
Marcus Aurelius
Augustus
Marc Antony
4
Rome defeated Carthage in these wars
Punic wars
Macedonian wars
Peloponnesian wars
Warring state wars
5
Daoism believes
Education is extremely important
Respect for elders is the basis for state stability
Participation in government should be avoided
Harsh punishments are needed to maintain order
6
This branch of Buddhism worshiped Buddha as a god
Mahayana
Vajrayana
Theravada
Tantric
7
This period led to the spread of Greek culture throughout the ancient world.
Hellenistic Era
Peloponnesian War
Period of Warring States
Greek rationalism
8
This Greek philosopher constantly questioned the assumptions and logic of conventional thought
Herodotus
Socrates
Plato
Aristotle
9
This philosophy became the central philosophy of the Chinese state during the Han Dynasty
Daoism
Legalism
Shintoism
Confucianism
10
Buddhism rejected _______________ from Hinduism
The concept of reincarnation
The caste system
The role of monks and nuns
Meditation and prayer
11
This female author of the Han Dynasty gives insight into the life of women
Han Fei
Xiongnu
Ban Zhao
Laozi
12
Why was it difficult to rule South Asia as one distinct empire?
South Asia was isolated from surrounding empires
Significant diversity of people, languages, and cultures
India was protected by Persian Empire
Strong history of self-rule
13
In Hinduism, samsara refers to
rebirth/reincaration
a state in which individual identity would be extinguished
pure actions during one's life
liberation of the soul
14
All of the following are true EXCEPT
Hinduism led to the creation of Zoroastrianism
Buddhism was absorbed into East Asian belief systems
Buddhism declined in the region of its birth
Buddhism was spread by the Mauryan Empire under Ashoka
15
Confucianism and Greek rationalism shared this in common
Both used supernatural to explain events such as droughts
Both were secular
Both led to civil war in their respective countries.
Both worshiped multiple gods
16
The government of the Qin Dynasty was based on this philosophical structure
Daoism
Legalism
Buddhism
Confucianism
17
Though its policies were brutal, the Qin Dynasty created
Opportunities for poorest people to own land
Libraries throughout the empire
Citizenship system to grant political rights
A uniform system of weights, measures, and currency
18
The concept of monotheism began with which religion?
Buddhism
Zoroastrianism
Christianity
Judaism
19
This Athenian leader led the way for Greek democracy
Solon
Socrates
Darius
Plato
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This feature of government was unique in classical Greece
All men and women over the age of 16 could participate
All foreigners could become citizens
Free male citizens ran the government
Slaves had limited political rights

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