Which of the following best describes Shi Huangdi's reign?

He was ruthless and strong and killed those who refused him.

Why was Buddhism accepted in so many countries outside of India?

Because it taught that all people are equal.

How did Hinduism develop in India?

It's made when the Aryans blended their beliefs and Indias.

Which of the following describes the religious beliefs of those who lived in Ancient Greece?

They believed in gods and goddesses who ruled their lives.

How did the Silk Road affect religious beliefs in China?

It allowed for the spread of Buddhism.

Which of the following correctly describes the building of the Great Wall of China?

It was built for protection from nomads and invaders.

Why were government examinations based on Confucianism beneficial to poor men in Ancient China?

It allowed poor men to work for the government.

When considering the Han and Qin dynasties, which would be considered to the most stable?

Han saw the mistakes they made and used the civil service.

How would worshipers of the Greek gods and goddesses view philosophers?

Differently, that natural causes led to world events.

How does Hinduism compare to Judaism?

Hinduism is polytheistic, where as Judaism is monotheistic.

How did the freedom of Athens affect the dramatic presentations citizens viewed?

Comedies made fun of well known Athenians.

Why was paper important to Chinese society?

People were better able to record their history and ideas.

How did Wudi affect the Han dynasty?

He caused it to rise to its height of power.

How did the Golden Rule impact Chinese society?

Said all people deserve respect, even those below them.

How did the Confucian philosopher describe how those in authority should act?

Confucius said they had to set an example.

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1
Which of the following best describes Shi Huangdi's reign?
He was ruthless and strong and killed those who refused him.
He wanted his people to be able to have their own beliefs.
He was a peaceful yet powerful ruler.
2
Why was Buddhism accepted in so many countries outside of India?
It taught that all men are to be respected by women.
It taught that people are unequal due to their class.
Because it taught that all people are equal.
3
How did Hinduism develop in India?
Gautama traveled through India to better understand Budda
It's made when the Aryans blended their beliefs and Indias.
It was formed when Confucius taught Hunagdi the 8 fold path.
4
Which of the following correctly describes an Athenian citizen?
Someone who is over 18 years of age.
Both parents were an Athenian.
One parent was an Athenian.
5
Which of the following describes the religious beliefs of those who lived in Ancient Greece?
They were polytheistic who worships goddesses.
They believed in gods and goddesses who ruled their lives.
They were monotheistic.
6
How did the Silk Road affect religious beliefs in China?
It blocked other religions from entering China.
It allowed for the spread of Buddhism.
It allowed for the spread of Confucianism.
7
Which of the following correctly describes the building of the Great Wall of China?
It was built for protection from nomads and invaders.
It was built by a lot of walls put together by soldiers.
Shi Huangdi placed the first stone at hi capital.
8
Why were government examinations based on Confucianism beneficial to poor men in Ancient China?
It allowed poor men to avoid having to work.
It allowed poor men to work for the government.
It allowed poor men to join the army.
9
How did the geography of Greece affect the jobs that Greeks had?
They were traders and sailors.
They were hunters and priests.
They were traders/sailors because they came from the sea.
10
When considering the Han and Qin dynasties, which would be considered to the most stable?
Han was less stable than the Qin.
Han was more stable because it focused on war and power.
Han saw the mistakes they made and used the civil service.
11
Why was the secret of Chinese silk so closely guarded?
The silk worm is an endangered species.
It was extremely valuable.
Silk could only be worn by kings.
12
How would worshipers of the Greek gods and goddesses view philosophers?
As recluses who lived outside the acropolis.
Differently, that natural causes led to world events.
With respect for their ability to talk to the gods.
13
How does Hinduism compare to Judaism?
Hinduism is polytheistic, where as Judaism is monotheistic.
Hinduism is another form of Judaism. Both are monotheistic.
Hinduism and Judaism are similar.
14
Why was the Silk Road so important to the development of China?
It was important to other leaders to meet with each other.
It was a trade route.
It was used for invasions.
15
How did the freedom of Athens affect the dramatic presentations citizens viewed?
Tragedies were made of well known Spartans.
Slaves were allowed to express themselves through plays.
Comedies made fun of well known Athenians.
16
Why was paper important to Chinese society?
People were better able to record their history and ideas.
The Chinese were able to save silk and bone tools.
It allowed the Chinese to secretly sell their idea of silk.
17
How did Wudi affect the Han dynasty?
He caused a rebellion against the small kingdoms.
He caused it to rise to its height of power.
He caused it to fall, he abused his power.
18
Why is the Parthenon such an important source of knowledge for today's world?
It was built to honor Zeus.
It was built to honor Athena.
It is a large book of the Greek's history.
19
How did the Golden Rule impact Chinese society?
Said all people deserve respect, even those below them.
It said that all people should respect their elders.
It only influenced the upper class.
20
How did the Confucian philosopher describe how those in authority should act?
He said they should delegate their power.
Confucius said they had the power to be selfish.
Confucius said they had to set an example.

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