How did Confucianism & Daoism influence Chinese history and culture?

Values, such as order and harmony, began to spread

What is the central belief of Daoism/Taoism.

People should live in harmony with nature

Why was Huang He called "China's Sorrow"?

The rivers' flooding has destroyed villages and killed many people.

Which statement best summarizes the value of the Silk Road to the success of Chinese Civilization?

It provided wealth, material goods for trade, and the spread of Buddhism

Why did the Chinese build the Great Wall of China?

To protect traders who traveled along the Silk road and from invaders

Trade routes that connected China to Western Asia and Europe

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How did Confucianism & Daoism influence Chinese history and culture?
All people of nobility were educated as scholars
People became greedy and cruel towards each other
Values, such as order and harmony, began to spread
More people were allowed to go to school
2
Also known as the Yellow River
Yantze
Huang He
Ganges
Indus
3
What measures did the ancient Chinese take to control the flooding of the Huang He River?
Sinkholes
Terraces
Levees
Ditches
4
What is the central belief of Daoism/Taoism.
People should revolt and demand extra money for everyone
People should seek a higher level of education
People should live in harmony with nature
People should fight for their beliefs
5
A platform of earth used as a farming technique on hillsides and mountains is termed:
Slash and burn
terrace
Irrigation
loess
6
A ruling family
Ancestor
Dynasty
Nobility
Empire
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Why was Huang He called "China's Sorrow"?
The rivers' tributaries pick up and carry large amounts of silt
The rivers' flooding has destroyed villages and killed many people.
The river is a light blue color like a large amount of human tears
The river runs through the desert and valley
8
Who taught about 5 relationships?
Lao-Tzu
Wu Di
Confucius
Shi Huangdi
9
A religion brought to China from India by traders traveling on the Silk Road was____
Christianity
Judaism
Hinduism
Buddhism
10
This means "the way"
Tao/Dao
Loess
Oracle
Confucius
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Which statement best summarizes the value of the Silk Road to the success of Chinese Civilization?
It allowed for easy shipping routes between China and America
It provided wealth, material goods for trade, and the spread of Buddhism
It was a route used to transport building materials for the pyramids
It was used to transport materials in the building of the Great Wall
12
A platform of earth used as a farming technique on hillsides and mountains
dikes
terrace
levees
Yangtze
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A yellowish brown soil that blows in from the desert
terrace
Loess
levees
dikes
14
What is Yin-Yang?
Chinese emperor's ring
The force of evil in the world
Opposites make a whole
Chinese bronze symbol
15
The idea of a Civil Service exam refers to obtaining a position in the Chinese
Zhuang
Navy
Government
Army
16
Which river is important in the development of Chinese civilization?
Indus
Huang He
Nile
Tigris
17
The fate of the emperor was decided by the will of the Gods/Goddesses
Oracle
Analects
Ancestor
Mandate of Heaven
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Why did the Chinese build the Great Wall of China?
To protect traders who traveled along the Silk road and from invaders
To control flooding along the northern border
To help trade relations between nations
To help irrigation and canal building
19
The Silk Road was
Trade routes used by nobility
Trade routes that connected North and South America
Trade routes that connected China to Western Asia and Europe
Trade routes that connected China to the Atlantic Ocean
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A high ranking social class
Artisans
Farmers
Merchants
Scholars
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Three continents connected by the Silk Road were Europe, Africa, and
Australia
Asia
Americas
Greenland

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