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H1 Test # 2 Belief Systems, India , and China
H1 Test # 2 Belief Systems, India , and China
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The Gupta Golden Age is best known for its advancements in
Weapons
The spread of Buddhism
Ashoka'a Pillars
Mathematics and Science
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Filial piety in Confucianism is
Liu Bang's father
The obedience, devotion, and honor to ones family
The Three key relationships
Confucius follower
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What is a Golden Age?
A time where a country is fighting wars
A time of instability
A period of prosperity
All the above
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How did the filial piety affect Chinese society?
Discouraged people from pursuing their careers
Created instability in the family
Made people evil
Created order and harmony
5
The Silk Road covered what two continents
Europe and Asia
Africa and Europe
North America and South America
Asia and India
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What is an effect of the Silk Road?
Self- sufficiency
Xenophobia
Cultural Diffusion
Isolation
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What is an example of a primary source?
Encyclopedia
Newspaper article
Diary excerpt
Biography
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The caste system in India can be described as
Rigid, social mobility was limited
The caste system was not apart of Indian society
Depending on your ability people wee able to move up
Flexible, social mobility occured
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What are the key beliefs of Buddhism?
Worshipping Buddha
The Four Noble Truths, the Eightfold Path, The Middle Way
Caste system and the Four Noble Truths
Meditation
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Confucianism can be described as a philosophy that values
all the above
Eduaction
Social order/ harmony
Family
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Which Chinese philosophy believes nature controls society, not people
Legalism
Buddhism
Confucianism
Doaism
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What are some challenges the Silk Road posed to people
Scarcity of water and foof
Dangerous terrain
All the above
Bandits and Raiders
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Which religion does the saying "Suffering is caused by desires " come from
Sikhism
Hinduism
Buddhism
Christianity
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Where did Hinduism and Buddhism originate?
China
India
Egypt
Nepal
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The Mandate of Heaven can be described as
A dynasties oath to the people
A Chinese temple
Chinese polilitical ideology to legitimize a emperor/ dynasty rule
A gift from the Gods
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How was Legalism used by ShiHaung Di in the Qin Dynasty
Strict laws were put in place and those who disobeyed were harshly punished
Confucianism was the philosophy of the Qin Dynasty
To construct the Great Wall of China
To promote education
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The Mauryan Empire in India is best known for their
Falling to the Aryan Invaders
Golden Age
Unification of India and religious tolerance
Advancements with Gun powder
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The dynastic cycle and Mandate are Heaven are related by
One Dynasty can rule forever once they have the Mandate of Heaven
The Mandate of Heaven is not historically accurate
The Mandate of Heaven does not determine the rise and fall of Dynasties
It is taken away if the dynasty is not providing for the people
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The main difference between Hinduism and Buddhism
Rejection of the caste system
Dharma
Meditation
Karma
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The belief that your actions have consequences is called
Moshka
Reincarnation
Karma
Dharma
