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Stearns Chapter 3 Test
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1
Which of these was invented in the Han period?
paper
gunpowder
the plow
paper money
2
Like the Egyptians, the status of Qin Shi Huangdi in Chinese history is largely due to his ___.
enduringlaw code
massive building projects
personalvictories
reputationfor justice
3
The Han capital was at ________.
Xianyang
Xi’an
Beijing
Luoyang
4
Which of these groups generally lost power under the Qin rulers?
merchants
peasants
scholar-gentry
nobles
5
Construction of the Great Wall was begun under ________.
Wang Mang
Han Wudi
Qin Shi Huangdi
Xunzi
6
The ideas of Legalism ________ imperial power.
promoted virtue over
rejected the importance of
undermined
provided influential support to
7
Which of these philosophies was based on the notion that humans are basically evil?
Buddhism
Confucianism
Legalism
Daoism
8
The scholar-gentry took the roles formerly played by the __________ in China.
merchants and military
shiand nobles
priests and vassals
military and bureaucracy
9
Who wrote
The Art of War
?
Confucius
Shang Yang
Laozi
Xunzi
10
Which of these men was a follower of Confucius?
Mencius
Qin Shi Huangdi
Xunzi
Laozi
11
Shi Huangdi was the founder of the ________ dynasty.
Qin
Zhou
Ming
Han
12
Like the Zhou dynasty, the end of the Han dynasty was marked by ________.
period of warfare
a palace coup
Xiongnu invasion
a new dynasty
13
Which of these best characterizes the Qin dynasty in the context of Chinese history?
a short and troubled period
a period of consolidation
very short but influential period
a period marked by fragmentation and political chaos
14
Which of these was the most famous Han ruler?
Shi Huangdi
Xunzi
Wudi
Mencius
15
Daoism and Confucianism were able to coexist because they ________.
were adopted by the scholar-gentry and commoners
were both founded on legalism
sharedvery similar beliefs
applied to different facets of life
16
Which of these dynasties first extended Chinese rule to the Yangzi River valley?
Han
Zhou
Qin
Shang
17
Unlike Laozi, Confucius focused on the ________.
spiritual
arts
practical
afterlife
18
The glory of Qin Shi Huangdi’s reign and a key reason for his downfall was his______.
support of Confucianism
numerous offspring
policy of expansion
massive building project
19
For both Legalism and Confucianism, which of these was a key virtue?
humility
service to the state
justice
charity
20
Han emperors found Confucianism helpful because the philosophy________.
stressed loyalty
had historic links to Qin
promoted spirituality
emphasized the importance of a strong state
21
By around 200 C.E., the Chinese government employed about ________ bureaucrats.
130
130,000
13
13,000
22
“Dao” means ________.
peace
right living
the way of nature
truth
23
The examination system can be said to have been _________ members of elite groupsin China.
dominated by
open only to
closed to
shunned by
24
Which of these was the key goal of Confucianism?
justice
harmony with nature
expansion
order
25
Confucianism provided support for what well-established tradition in China?
ancestor worship
monotheism
the dominance of aristocrats
patriarchy
26
Which of these dynasties ruled China from 221 to 207 B.C.E.?
Han
Ming
Qin
Zhou
27
The ideas of Mencius _________ the ideas of Confucius.
were more based on spirituality than
followed and expanded
sharply diverged from
had little relation to
28
Which of these emerged as a powerful and enduring combination in the early Han dynasty?
landed elites and military power
merchant wealth and small private armies
Buddhism and Daoism
Confucianism and the shi
29
Which best explains the success of Legalism immediately following the lifetime of Confucius?
a hostile reaction to Confucius
continued political turmoil
Confucius’ exile for political reasons
the beginnings of the Han dynasty
30
The rebellion that ended the Qin dynasty was initiated by ________.
vassals
palace coup
peasants
invasion
31
The Era of the Warring States ran roughly from ________.
200B.C.E. to 200 C.E.
400to 200 B.C.E.
650to 500 B.C.E.
200-400 C.E.
32
Trade in__generated a network of roads through central Asia known collectively as the Silk Road
silk
horses
silver and gold
diamonds
33
Which of these is the pattern of inheritance in which the oldest male inherits everything?
primogeniture
patriarchy
patrilineal descent
split in heritance
34
In the Han era, a ___ was developed for draft animals allowing them topull plows or wagons
collar
bit
plow
saddle
35
The famous army of terracotta soldiers was created for the burial of ________.
Kong Fuzi
Han Wudi
Xunzi
Qin Shi Huangdi
36
Which of these first emerged as a distinct and powerful class under the Han rulers?
shi
military elites
nobles
scholar-gentry
37
Laozi was the founder of ________.
The Zhous Dynasty
The Qin Dynasty
Legalism
Daoism
38
The background to the development of Confucius’s philosophy was ________.
the growing power of the shi
growing international trade
the early Han dynasty
a period of political chaos
39
The
Classic of Songs
is a collection of________.
hymns
poems
Confucius' sayings
laws
40
China’s first emperor was ________.
Xunzi
Wang Mang
Qin Shi Huangdi
Han Wudi