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Topic 5.5-5.6 Quiz Review with some 5.1-5.4 topics
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How did standardized currency benefit China?
it spread Confucianism to new areas
it enhanced the production of silk
it made everyone pay the same taxes
it made it easier to trade throughout the empire
2
How was the Han government different than the Qin? (5.5)
Han was based on ideals of Confucianism
Han practiced strict legalism rule
Han started the building of the Great Wall of China
Han created a more centralized government
3
Which of the following was an achievement of Emperor Wudi? (5.5)
He founded the Han Dynasty
He created the religion Confucianism
He expanded China to the North and South
He spread Buddhist teachings in China
4
Which statement best compares the Han to the Qin? (5.5)
Han stopped using all standardization set by the Qin
Han had more strict government than the Qin
Han conquered more land than the Qin
Han practiced Daoism more than the Qin
5
What did Han emperors do to keep the economy stable? (5.6)
started building the Great Wall of China
standardized the length of carriages
bought and stored goods to avoid food shortages
created a system so everyone would practice Buddhism
6
How did the Zhou justify using the Mandate of Heaven? (5.2)
to spread Daoism across the empire
to impose strict laws
to keep harmony between Heaven and Earth
to trade with new kingdoms
7
Which of the following best describes the basis of Han society? (5.6)
Han society highly valued merchants
Han society was based on Confucianism values
Han society was based on Buddhist values
Han society practiced Legalism
8
Why did Emperor Wudi and Han emperors send envoys?
to establish the civil service
to create more silk
to spread Buddhism
to establish relations with western kingdoms
9
What is a
monopoly
?
the belief that children should show devotion to their parents
a system of government that censors social structure
a single person or group that controls the production of a good or service
a therapy that uses needles to cure sickness
10
Which spirits were the most important to the ancient Chinese? (5.3)
spirits of previous rulers
spirits of the natural world
spirits of evil
spirts of ancestors
11
Which religion was the idea of
filial piety
part of? (5.3)
Buddhism
Daoism
Confucianism
Legalism
12
What were examples of monopolies in Han China?
apples and grain
corn and wheat
salt and iron
bronze and beef
13
How did Zhang Qian's journey benefit China? (5.5)
China developed a new writing system
China gained more land
China learned how to make silk
China gained support from other kingdoms
14
Why was the Great Wall of China built? (5.4)
to make large burial grounds
to keep out nomads from the north
to protect from the Maurya Empire
to prove technological advancements
15
What was a main topic discussed in the
Analects
of Confucius?
proper behavior and ideals
successful battle strategies
living in harmony with nature
the nature of the afterlife
16
Which of the following best defines the Silk Road? (5.5)
it was the passage through the Himalayan Mountains
it was the road to the emperor's palace
it was a network of trade routes
It was a road made of silk
17
In Daoism, what does the concept of Yin and Yang represent? (5.3)
balance in natural world
how to be successful
good religion
Chinese authority
18
Why did Zhou rulers claim they won the Mandate of Heaven?
because they defeated the Shang
because their citizens went to heaven
because priests thrived in their empire
because they served the interests of powerful warlords
19
What does
filial piety
mean? (5.3)
there should be balance in the natural world
a strong society requires harsh laws
children should show devotion to their parents
parents should take care of their children
20
How did the Silk Road impact China? (5.5)
Han learned to make silk and they could travel to Greece
the production of rice grew and Confucianism spread
Buddhism spread and Han merchants thrived
Confucianism spread and farmers thrived
21
One of Han's achievements was creating
lacquer
. But what is it? (5.6)
a protective coating made from tree sap
a form of medication using needles
a religious practice that praises ancestors
a company that dominates a specific industry
22
How was Confucianism connected to civil service? (5.5)
people had to prove faith to Confucianism to join
both men and women could join the civil service
Confucius began China's the civil service
civil service exams were created on Confucianism values
23
Which of the Five Confucian Relationships were believed to be the most important? (5.3)
the relationship of parent to child
the relationship of friend to friend
the relationship of subjects to rulers
the relationship of teacher to student
24
Which job did a majority of people have in Han China? (5.6)
priests
nobles
merchants
farmers
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How did Han society feel about merchants? (5.6)
merchants were low in social rank
merchants were ranked atop the social order
merchants were viewed higher than farmers
priests and merchants were equal social rank
