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The Indo-Aryan religion eventually evolved into
Filial Piety
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Filial Piety
Art form of finely styled handwriting
The rise and fall of dynasties
Respect for parents
Local lords governed owned land supported the ruler
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The Indo-Aryan religion eventually evolved into
Christianity
Buddhism
Daoism
Hinduism
3
The end of the Harappan civilization can be attributed to
a tidal wave.
volcanic eruption.
an unknown cause that could have been multiple things.
an earthquake.
4
Han rulers based their policies on the teachings of
Legalism
Buddhism
Confucianism
Daoism
5
Focused on family and accepting one’s role in society.
Daoism
Legalism
all of these
Confucianism
6
What made the Indian sub-continent relatively isolated from the rest of the ancient world?
the surrounding bodies of water
all of these
Himalayan Mountains
Hindu Kush Mountains
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Confucius taught the Chinese people that their most important duty was
respect for parents
loyalty to the state
care of the poor
achieving salvation
8
Lacked elements of prayer and worship in their belief system.
Daoism
Confucianism
Legalism
All of these
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The summer monsoon is a defining feature of daily life in India because
the hot, dry air destroys crops.
people harness its winds to produce energy.
it does not come every year.
it brings rains that water the crops.
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Legalism stated that people were
naturally virtuous.
optimistic
natural leaders.
selfish and untrustworthy.
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The most notable achievement of the Gupta Empire was
the first article of the Five Classics.
an explosion of religious art and culture.
to unite all of modern day India under one rule.
establishment of Buddhism as the official state religion.
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The king owns all of the land but gives portions to the nobles for money and protection
feudalism
dynasty
legalism
democracy
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Why do Hindus believe it is important to follow the path of nonviolence?
People and things are pieces brahman and should be respected
It reinforces the importance of duty.
Nonviolence allows them to escape the wheel of fate.
Practicing nonviolence improves meditation.
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Two cities whose have provided info about the Indus Valley Civilization are Mohenjo-Daro and
Harappa
Dehli
Calcutta
Sumer
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Gaining union with the oneness of the universe, what else do you achieve by reaching nirvana?
long life
power over other people
sorrow, pain, and suffering
release from the cycle of rebirth
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What is one way that the Han rulers expanded their empire?
Bribery with Chinese trade goods.
Marriage of noble women to nomadic chiefs.
They did not expand their empire.
Land distribution to new additions to the empire.
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Teaches reincarnation-the belief that the soul does not die, but is reborn into another form.
Daoism
Confucianism
Buddhism
Hinduism
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Practiced by the Qin ruler.
Daoism
All
Legalism
Confucianism
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Embraced those who were hermits, mystics, artists, or poets.
all of these
Legalism
Daoism
Confucianism
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According to Hinduism, people must fulfill a moral duty called
dharma
reincarnation
karma
nirvana
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System where the eldest man is the head of the household.
matriarchial
patriarchial
legalism
Hinduism
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Practices ahimsa- non violence
Both B and C
Hinduism
Legalism
Buddhism
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The Mandate of Heaven is the idea behind which of the following?
the feudal system.
the Shang social order
the dynastic cycle
ancestor worship
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Why was the Han dynasty considered a golden age of Chinese Civilization?
The Silk Road trading gold with the people of India.
There were many achievements in technology, medicine, arts.
The Great Wall was completed showing great public works.
Women became powerful government officials.
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How were government officials chosen in the Han dynasty?
By merit, the most qualified person.
The amount of land one possessed.
The occupation of the father in the family.
On who one know in government.
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Buddhism
Its religious beliefs are deep within the caste system.
Focused on family and accepting one’s role in society.
Salvation from “4 Noble Truths” and the “Eightfold Path.”
Practiced by the Qin ruler.
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Siddhartha Gautama founded this religion while meditating
Buddhism
Daoism
Confucianism
Hinduism
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Founded by Hanfeizi who believed that rulers must show strength.
Confucianism
Daoism
all of these
Legalism
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Valued honesty, hard work, and concern for others.
Confucianism
Daoism
all of these
Legalism
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Hindus believed that caste could be changed by
Marriage
the emperor
prayer
Karma
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Stressed the importance of separating yourself from government, which is considered unnatural.
all of these
Legalism
Daoism
Confucianism
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Both Hindus and Buddhists believe in
caste system
many gods
nonviolence
formal rituals
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Philosophical belief system that impacted Chinese civilization.
Legalism
Daoism
all of these
Confucianism
