What was Liu Bang most interested in?

supporting the civil service system

What was the Silk Road?

a trade route that transported silk, goods and ideas

Why was the Silk Road important?

trade route connected China to the West

What is the Golden Rule?

Treat others the way you want to be treated

What was Wudi known for?

using his army to gain more land

Why did the Han dynasty last longer than the Qin?

Lui Bang supported the ideas of Confucius

Who were students of Confucius?

anyone eager to learn - rich or poor

How did Buddhism spread from India to China?

missionaries spread the religion along the Silk Road

What is Shi Huangdi known for?

creating the clay army and one currency for China

How did Confucius' ideas affect the government?

men that passed tests could be hired for government jobs

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1
What was Liu Bang most interested in?
supporting war
supporting the civil service system
expanding the borders
expanding his army
2
What was the Silk Road?
a clothing store
a trade route that transported silk, goods and ideas
a display in a museum
a road made out of silk
3
Who was Confucius?
a king
famous author
great thinker and philosopher
a god
4
What was most important part of society?
the family
the king
the government
the rivers
5
Define currency
paper
a tool
a trade route
money
6
What was the first paper in China made of?
silk
water, glue and plastic
tree bark, hemp and rags
loess
7
How are names written?
family name last
family name in the middle
family name first
no family name
8
Why was the Silk Road important?
trade route connected China to the USA
the road enabled the Chinese to learn Spanish
trade route connected China to the West
the road was made out of silk
9
What is the Golden Rule?
Put yourself first in order to succeed
People should get over the past in order to move forward
Treat others the way you want to be treated
Family is most important
10
What was Wudi known for?
The Great Wall
using his army to gain more land
the clay army
building more schools across the kingdom
11
Why did the Han dynasty last longer than the Qin?
Wudi went to war all of the time
Lui Bang supported the ideas of Confucius
The Han dynasty had more leaders
Shi Huangdi built The Great Wall
12
Define warlord
teacher
many generations living together
material used to make fine clothing
leaders of local armies
13
Who were students of Confucius?
only the rich children
only the kids in lower income schools
badly behaved kids
anyone eager to learn - rich or poor
14
How did Buddhism spread from India to China?
Liu Bang's teachings
Confucius' teachings
priests spread the ideas through meditation
missionaries spread the religion along the Silk Road
15
What is Shi Huangdi known for?
building The Great Wall and overthrowing the Han dynasty
creating one currency and developing schools
making the clay army and supporting the arts
creating the clay army and one currency for China
16
Define loess
leaves from trees native to China
yellow-brown soil
protective wall that holds water back
Chinese word for dragon
17
What religion is popular in China?
Hinduism
Christianity
Judaism
Buddhism
18
What did Confucius want in society?
peace and order
to live forever
money and fame
to be king
19
How did Confucius' ideas affect the government?
men could take a test to be president
people were hired based on grades
men that passed tests could be hired for government jobs
he helped poor women read
20
Who had the most power in the family?
oldest male or female
the father
oldest male
the grandfather
21
What natural barrier blocked China from communicating with other civilizations?
monsoons
rivers
mountains
The Great Wall
22
What was China called originally?
Middle Kingdom
Dragon Kingdom
Middle World
Dragon World
23
What was dangerous about the Huang He River?
the river was very deep
the river was very muddy
the water was not clean
floods could be deadly

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