How did the Silk Road affect the development of China during the Han period?

China’s military was weakened due to being stretched guarding the route

How did Emperor Shi Huangdi demand to be laid to rest?

In a giant tomb guarded by an army thousands of Terracotta warriors

What is the Tao in Daoism?

The Way, the energy of the universe, yin and yang

Which of the following was not one of Emperor Shi Huangdi’s accomplishments?

converted all his subjects to Buddhism

Which of the following is not one of the teachings of Confucius?

Rulers should use punishment to keep social order

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Module 6 Test: Ancient China

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How did the Silk Road affect the development of China during the Han period?
China’s population increased due to the migration of foreign merchants.
China’s culture was dramatically altered as it adopted foreign customs
The Han Empire became rich trading with foreign countries
China’s military was weakened due to being stretched guarding the route
2
Who did Buddhism convert when its missionaries first arrived in China?
Confucius government officials
The imperial family
the poor and suffering
Daoist Monks
3
The Chinese believed a ruler kept the Mandate of Heaven by…
Worshiping the gods
Conquering new lands
Becoming rich
Governing wisely
4
How did Emperor Shi Huangdi demand to be laid to rest?
burned to ash as his religion required
In a giant tomb guarded by an army thousands of Terracotta warriors
Buried with the still-living servants
in a humble grave
5
What is the Tao in Daoism?
Human relationships
A book written by Laozi the founder of Daoism
A. The temple of Bai Yun Guan
The Way, the energy of the universe, yin and yang
6
What items did Central Asian traders exchange for Chinese silk cloth during the Han period?
catapults
strong horses
iron swords
chariots
7
Which river was the foundation of Chinese civilization?
Indus
Euphrates
Nile
Yellow
8
Which of the following was not one of Emperor Shi Huangdi’s accomplishments?
united China for the first time
created a national set of laws
converted all his subjects to Buddhism
began the Great Wall
9
Which of the following is not one of the teachings of Confucius?
Rulers should be kind and lead by example
Learning is a journey, not a destination
Family members should be loyal to one another
Rulers should use punishment to keep social order
10
What Dynasty was the first in China but also most likely mythical?
Xia
Zhou
Shang
Qin
11
Which philosophy teaches that punishments for crimes are necessary and should be extreme?
Daoism
Legalism
Confucianism
Buddhism
12
Which of the following was not invented during the Han period?
sundial
gunpower
seismographs
paper books

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