How was the Han government different than the Qin?

They used Confucian scholars to advise the government

How did Chandragupta's and Asoka's approaches to ruling differ?

Chandragupta relied on force while Asoka ruled by example.

How did mummification reflect Egyptian beliefs about the afterlife?

Egyptians believed that only mummies would live forever.

We know that the Indus civilization had a well-organized government because

the cities were carefully planned.

In Hinduism, what is the role of reincarnation in achieving moksha?

Reincarnation allows to work towardmoksha through lifetimes

Which of the following identifies important advances in learning made by the ancient Egyptians?

Hieroglyphics, knowledge of the human body, and geometry

Immediate changes in ancient civilizations were often caused by

environmental changes and events.

What was one effect of the Silk Road on China?

Silk Road promoted exchange of goods and ideas in China

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1
The great cities of Harappa and Mohenjo Daro were part of which river valley civilization
Indus
Nile
Ganges
Mesopotamia
2
How was the Han government different than the Qin?
They extended the Great Wall
They used Confucian scholars to advise the government
they imposed harsher legalism
they reinforced the civil service test
3
How did Chandragupta's and Asoka's approaches to ruling differ?
Chandragupta and Asoka promoted the spread of Buddhism
Chandragupta relied on force while Asoka ruled by example.
Chandragupta was benevolent leader Asoka used military force
Chandragupta and Asoka were very similar in their leadership
4
How did mummification reflect Egyptian beliefs about the afterlife?
Egyptians believed that mummification prevented death.
Egyptians believed that people did not really die.
Egyptians believed in an afterlife
Egyptians believed that only mummies would live forever.
5
Stressed correct behavior, 5 relationships, and filial piety
Legalism
Confucianism
Daoism
6
This river was the heart of Egyptian civilization
Tigris
Indus
Euphrates
Nile
7
Were the first dynasty in China
Qin
Zhou
Han
Shang
8
This Mesopotamian group was known for their use of iron ?
Assyrians
Hittites
Sumerians
Babylonians
9
Which of the following is one of the notable achievements of early China?
a single spoken language
a complex system of writing
cotton textiles
copper ore technology
10
We know that the Indus civilization had a well-organized government because
the people grew a wide variety of crops.
the religion included worship of a mother goddess.
the houses were built of mud brick.
the cities were carefully planned.
11
This Ancient Civilization is divided into the Old, Middle, and New Kingdoms
Mesopotamia
Greece
Egypt
Rome
12
In Hinduism, what is the role of reincarnation in achieving moksha?
Reincarnation and moksha are determined by ahimsa.
Reincarnation prevents people from achieving moksha.
Moksha is essential self reincarnation allows 1 to discover
Reincarnation allows to work towardmoksha through lifetimes
13
Which of the following identifies important advances in learning made by the ancient Egyptians?
Hieroglyphics, knowledge of the human body, and geometry
Hieroglyphics, surgery, and Hammurabi’s Code
Cuneiform, advanced farming techniques, and pyramids
surgery, creation of a legal code, and a writing system
14
First dynasty to claim the Mandate of Heaven
Han
Qin
Zhou
Shang
15
Immediate changes in ancient civilizations were often caused by
new trade routes.
environmental changes and events.
increased warfare against nomadic peoples.
religious sacrifices and other ceremonies.
16
All of these are a feature of civilization except?
Water Source
Government
Writing
Complex Religion
17
The king Hammurabi from this kingdom created the first law code
Sumer
Persia
Assyria
Babylon
18
India experienced a golden age under the
Gupta Dynasty
Mauryan Dynasty
19
Atman, Brahman, Upanishads, moksha, karma, and darma are all associated with
Hinduism
Daoism
Buddhism
Confucianism
20
What was one effect of the Silk Road on China?
The Silk Road facilitated the Han policy of expansionism.
The Silk Road created a monopoly for Chinese trade.
Silk Road promoted exchange of goods and ideas in China
Warlords used the Silk Road as a supply route during battles

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