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What were the Analects?
stories about the life of Buddha
books containing the teachings of Confucius
the history of India
early Chinese writings about chemistry
2
The MOST NEGATIVE aspect of exchange along the Silk Road was:
religion
spices
phone numbers
disease
3
Chandragupta united India and began the Maurya Empire. How did he keep India united?
having a strong military and government
by following the Eightfold Path
by promoting tolerance of others
by forcing the people to follow Buddhism
4
Why was the Silk Road important?
facilitated the spread of Islam from China to the rest of the world
facilitated the spread of Judaism from China to the rest of the world
facilitated cultural exchange between Asia and the Americas
facilitated cultural exchange between Asia and the Middle East
5
Who controlled the region shaded on the map in the third century BCE?
the Mauryan Empire
The Indus River Valley civilization
the Huang He River Valley civilization
the Zhou Empire
6
Which ancient trade route helped merchants export cloth, porcelain, salt, and other goods from China?
The Amber Road
the Via Maris
The Silk Road
the Spice Route
7
What topic did Derrius take notes on?
the effects of Islam in India
the Silk Road's effects in India
the fall of the Indian Empire
the Golden Age of India
8
Who was the first emperor of unified China?
Han Fei Zi
Shi Huangdi
Cheng Ho
Liu Bang
9
Why was the Great Wall of China built?
to prevent the river from flooding
to honor the gods and goddesses
to protect China's borders from invaders
to display the laws of the empire
10
To restore order to Chinese society, Confucius taught that people should:
pay more attention to the afterlife
be given clear rewards and punishments
adopt the values of their ancestors
strive to live closer to nature
11
What is the focus of the 4-Noble Truths?
ignorance
luck
suffering
hatred
12
Which Chinese political philosophy is based upon the "five relationships", including father-son and husband-wife?
Confucianism
Legalism
Daoism
Maoism
13
Which is the name for the sacred texts of Hinduism?
Sanskrit
Torah
Vedas
Bible
14
What trade route did the Han dynasty emperors help develop to improve overland trade?
The Middle Passage
The Northwest Passage
The Amber Road
The Silk Road
15
Which belief system are the Eightfold Path and 4-Noble Truths part of?
Confucianism
Buddhism
Taoism
Hinduism
16
When did the Gupta Empire control large parts of Asia?
during a time of Islamic domination
during the Golden Age of India
during a period of constant civil war
during the Mongol ascendancy
17
What is the name of the Universal spirit in Hinduism?
Vishnu
Vedas
Brahman
Buddha
18
According to Buddhist teachings, how is Nirvana reached?
by being baptized and confirmed
by sacrificing to the Buddha
by giving up one's selfish desires
by worshipping one's ancestors
19
What does this graphic organizer represent?
the Eightfold Path
The Mandate of Heaven
the Agricultural Revolution
the Great Schism
20
According to Buddhism, what will be the result of saying and doing the right things?
wisdom
morality
enlightenment
nirvana
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According to Hinduism, what is dharma?
a name for the universal spirit
rules that one must follow
a peaceful state of being
ones' personal duties
