Ch 8, lessons 3 & 4 (2022)

Silk is made from milkworms.

What event ended the Qin dynasty in 202 BC?

What emperor used war to bring parts of Vietnam and Korea under China's control?

The ruler Shi Huangdi founded the ________ dynasty.

In what way do the Silk Roads illustrate cultural diffusion?

Which of the following was not a Chinese contribution to Europe and the rest of the world?

Paper was invented in China in AD 105.

Which Chinese philosophy was also influential outside of China?

Which emperor established the first strong central government in China?

Confucianism spread from China to Japan, Korea, and Vietnam because of

The Chinese ruler ________ built a large wall along China's northern border to keep out invaders.

What did Qin emperor Shi Huangdi do to unite and control China?

All of the following are examples of cultural diffusion of Chinese ideas and customs except

China was ruled by ________ for over 400 years, from 202 BC to AD 220.

The Qin and Han Dynasty both believed in a strong central government.

The Chinese became the first people to use paper during which dynasty?

Before paper was invented, books were made from costly silk.

When Empress Lu died, all of her relatives were executed.

Bricks from the Great Wall were taken to build another wall to block people on the Silk Roads.

Which of Shi Huangdi's actions strengthened the Qin empire?

Wudi, who was known as the "Martial Emperor" because of his military conquests, was part of the ________.

Early China was prosperous under ________.

The Silk Roads connected China and ________

_______ is a way of governing in which officials chosen by the ruler run offices.

Archaeologists discovered the Terra Cotta Warriors in 1974.

Which emperor ended the fighting between Chinese states and united China under the Qin dynasty?

A trade item the Chinese especially valued were monkeys.

Which of the following illustrates cultural diffusion?

Watermills used wind power to operate for farmers.

The Great Wall linked smaller walls that were built during the Mandate of Heaven