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When Shi Huangdi took over as emperor...
there was a snowstorm and many lost their lives
China was peaceful and ruled by Shang dynasty
it was during the Warring States Period, that went on for hundreds of years
China was ruled by the Han tribe
2
The Han dynasty began when
a poor peasant named Liu Bang led a revolt against the Qin dynasty
Liu Bang killed Shi Huangdi and became emperor
Qin Shi Huangdi offered Liu Bang the kingdom
the Golden Age began, then it was Liu Bang's turn to be emperor
3
The Chinese ______ silk, paper, porcelain, and spices.
loved
exported
imported
ate
4
To remain safe while traveling the Silk Road travelers...
would bring their most prized possessions
travelers would caravan together
would spread the message of Buddha
would heal illnesses
5
Why was Chinese silk so valuable?
they taught everyone how to make it
they used cotton and wool to make silk
they kept the process a secret
they hid the silk from outsiders
6
The Chinese _______ gold silver, and gems.
made
despised
exported
imported
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Buddha believed following the Eightfold Path would help people to.......
write 8 better
achieve discipline
suffer
make money
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Which best describes what Confucius is known for today?
Believing that people are evil and need strict rules
his emphasis on respect, education, and self-improvement
believing that the way to happiness is being one with nature
teaching life is full of suffering, but Eighfold Path can lead to Nirvana
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Legalism is........
belief that people are evil and must have strict rules to follow
belief that happiness is through being one with nature
belief that following the 8 fold path leads to Nirvana
belief that peace is achieved with respect and education
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Taoism came about when
Confucius got frustrated and sought wisdom from Lao-Tzu
Shi Huangdi imprisoned Lao-Tzu and made him write down his teachings
Fortune tellers shared their wisdom with everyone
Lao-Tzu tried to escape China, was caught, and asked to write his teachings
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Buddha believed that life is full of
sunshine
suffering
discipline
puppies
12
During the Zhou Dynasty, people believed what gave the emperor the right to rule China?
how tall he was
oracle bones
The Mandate of Heaven
agriculture
13
Buddhism became popular in China when.....
Qin Dynasty fell apart and thye wanted to keep people in line
Qin Shi Huangdi realized that legalism was too harsh
Han Dynasty fell apart and they wanted to reunited the country
Confucius converted to Buddhism
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Taoists believe a person should
expect
encourage
do
be
15
The belief that all actions have consequences, whether good or bad is....
reincarnation
tacoism
pride
karma
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What impact did Confucianism have on how people got government jobs?
Emperor Wudi had to pass a test to be Emperor
Emperor Wudi only allowed the wealthy upper class to work them
his tests ensured only the most educated would get the jobs
his tests only let wealthy people pass
17
Which of the items were invented or improved upon during the Han Dynasty?
wheelbarrows, toilet paper, porcelain, papyrus
paper, magnetic compass, porcelain, woodblock printing
papyrus, stone tablets, clorox, butter
horse drawn plow, lightbulb, papyrus, magnetic compass
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Buddhists believe that people achieve nirvana when suffering ends and until that time ________ happens over and over.
write offs
dreams
reincarnation
sufferning
19
When Confucius was growing up, China was......
chaotic and led by immoral people
a peaceful and caring civilization
the only civilization in Asia
organized with strong leaders
20
Which statement regarding Taoism is NOT correct?
encourages changing thought in order to achieve peace.
people can be happy without changing the world
it emphasizes nature
it is monotheistic
21
Which bests describes the rule of the Qin Emperor?
its similarities between Shi Huangdi and Sidhartha Gautama
Shi Huangdi was a kind an patient ruler who united China
Shi Huangdi was a harsh ruler who wanted to unite China
it was the longest lasting dynasty in Chinese history
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How did Shi Huangdi lead his empire?
he continued the Warring States Period
believed all people are evil so enforced strict laws
believed all people are evil, so he killed them with kindness
he trusted his people to do what they were supposed to
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Confucius dedicated his life to....
religion and writing
learning and teaching
politics and power
meditating and fasting
