After unifying China, why did Shi Huangdi divide the country into districts

It made it easier to control china

How did Shi Huangdi strengthen his legalistic government?

Burned books that did not agree with legalism

The Silk Road was important to China because it provided

Contact with other cultures through trade

What is Zhang Qian usually given credit for?

Being the father of the Silk Road

What was NOT a Shi Huangdi accomplishment?

He began a dynasty that lasted hundreds of years

The Han Dynasty was best known for which of the following accomplishments?

beginning trade with Europe and Central Asia

What is a tenant farmer?

Someone who rents land, pays a portion of goods to the owner

How was trade conducted along the Silk Roads?

Goods were exchanged directly through bartering

What led to the fall of the Han Empire?

Their leaders were greedy and corrupt

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Second Part of Ancient China OSA 2018

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1
Who is Temujin?
Genghis Khan
Qin Shi Huang Dhi
Wong-dou
Kublai Khan
2
Which of these were sent out of China by the Silk Road?
porcelain and glass
milk and rice
silk and spices
grain and wheat
3
After unifying China, why did Shi Huangdi divide the country into districts
It made it easier to control china
He wanted to delegate his power to other lords
It looked better on maps
He wanted to start new countries
4
They made sure that government officials did their jobs
producers
overseers
investors
censors
5
How did Shi Huangdi strengthen his legalistic government?
Burned books that did not agree with legalism
Forced people to work on government buildings
He has soldiers remove city walls
He united China
6
The Silk Road was important to China because it provided
Contact with other cultures through trade
A military route for defenses of the northern border
A means of administering civil service examinations
A means for the country to expand its borders
7
What is Zhang Qian usually given credit for?
Being the father of the Silk Road
Expanding trade to Europe from China
Bringing back warriors to defend China
Conquering land to the North and West expanding China
8
What was NOT a Shi Huangdi accomplishment?
He built the great wall
He standardized weights and measurements
He set up one money currency
He began a dynasty that lasted hundreds of years
9
Who was Ancient China`s main enemy that lived to the north?
Romans
Persians
Japanese
Mongols
10
What did millers invent to grind more grain?
Acupunctures
Compass
Waterwheel
Drill bit
11
The Great Wall of China was built to keep out what invaders?
The Analectics
The Zheng Shou
The Xiongnu
The Indian People
12
The Great Wall of China stands as an accomplishment of the
Qin
Zhou
Shang
Han
13
This person is considered China’s first emperor
Hu Jintao
Reg Jonwi
Mao Zedong
Shi Huangdi
14
The Han Dynasty was best known for which of the following accomplishments?
Starting the Great Wall
isolating themselves
Developing currency
beginning trade with Europe and Central Asia
15
In order to enter the civil service in Han society, a man needed to:
be related to a civil servant
serve in the army for four years
pass an examination
be of noble birth
16
What is a tenant farmer?
A lord who takes over a farmer's land and forces him to work
An overseer who forces people to work the land
Someone who rents land, pays a portion of goods to the owner
Someone who farms on a land they own
17
Where was the Great Wall located?
Along the southern border
Along the eastern border
Along the northern border
Along the western border
18
How was trade conducted along the Silk Roads?
Traders paid for goods by performing service for one another
Traders needed to convert their money to the local currency
Traders along the Silk Roads accepted one another’s currency
Goods were exchanged directly through bartering
19
A way which the Huang He, the Indus, and the Nile civilizations were similar is that they each
Developed monotheistic religions
Suffered repeated invasions
Originated in river valleys
Flourished by trading salt and gold
20
What system of government did the Han use to rule their dynasty?
Legalism
Daoism
Confucianism
Tyrannism
21
What led to the fall of the Han Empire?
The Great Wall fell
Their leaders were greedy and corrupt
Silk road led to economic downturn
Mongolian invasion from the North
22
Which two religions came to China along the Silk Road?
Protestant and Buddhism
Hinduism and Christianity
Hinduism and Buddhism
Christianity and Islam
23
Name the dynasties in order
Xia, Shang, Zhou, Qin, Han
Xia, Shang, Qin, Zhou, Han
Xia, Shang, Qin, Han, Zhou
Shang, Xia, Qin, Zhou, Han
24
Which of the following is not one of the changes introduced by Shi Huangdi?
A standardised written language
A monetary land tax
A single currency
A standard set of weights and measures
25
Under which dynasty was paper developed?
Han
Xia
Zhou
Qin
26
What dynasty did Kublai Khan conquer?
The Song
The Qin
The Ming
The Shang
27
The name “China” is thought to have come from the name of this dynasty
Chin
Qin
Che China Chesashou
Ching
28
What did the Romans do after their economy almost became bankrupt due to the Silk Road?
Revolt against the emperor
Ban the buying of silk
Cut off ties to the east
Established new trade routes with India

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