Which of the following best describes Legalism?

Humans are naturally evil & need strict laws and punishment

Which of the following best describes the teachings of Daoism?

Teaches people how to live a good and happy life

The Silk Road was a network of trade routes from:

Western China to the Mediterranean Sea

Based on the excerpt, which statement summarizes Confucius's philosophy:

World peace begins with the individual person

Which is the correct Order of the mandate of heaven?

Peace, corruption, disaster, loss of Mandate, end of dynasty

Why was the Mandate of Heaven a threat to the Zhou rulers?

Zhou rulers were blamed for events beyond their control

Which of the following best describes the teachings of Confucious?

Duty to the family and others should come before yourself

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1
Founded Confucianism
Confuses
Beyonce
Mr. Hagerman
Confucious
2
According to the mandate of heaven, who is responsible for pleasing the gods?
The king
Peasants
All Chinese citizens
Prophets & Scribes
3
Which of the following achievement/contributions is POST Classical China best known for:
Gun powder/paper currency
Wheelbarrow/Silk Weaving
Dikes/irrigation
Wheel/plow
4
What of the following increase Cultural Diffusion for China the most?
Gobi Desert
The Great Wall
Yangtze River
The Silk Road
5
Which of the following best describes Legalism?
Duty to family and others is most important
Humans should not pursue pleasure but seek peace
Humans are naturally evil & need strict laws and punishment
Peace can be found in nature
6
Which of the following achievement/contributions is Classical China best known for:
Gun powder
Wheel barrow/Silk weaving
Dikes/Irrigation
Paper Currency
7
The Silk Road helped spread Confucianism from:
Western China to Eastern China
China to Africa
The Himalayas to Eastern China
China to India
8
Which of the following best describes the teachings of Daoism?
Mandate of Heaven
People should focus on duty to family and others
People are evil and need strict laws so they'll do good
Teaches people how to live a good and happy life
9
The Silk Road was a network of trade routes from:
Western China to the Mediterranean Sea
Atlantic Ocean to the Gobi Desert
Western China to the Yangtze River
Eastern China to the Atlantic Ocean
10
Female emperor of the Tang Dynasty who promoted Buddhism and had spies:
Empress Xin
Empress Shi Huangdi
Empress Xi
Empress Wu
11
He unified the 7 warring kingdoms and became China’s first emperor
Confucious
Empress Wu
Wudi
Shi Huangdi
12
Based on the excerpt, which statement summarizes Confucius's philosophy:
World peace begins with the individual person
Order in the nations is not possible
Harmony in the home begins with peace in the world
World peace begins with the Mandate of Heaven
13
“Warrior emperor” who strengthened the army and improved the Great Wall:
Xin
Wudi
Empress Wu
Shi Huangdi
14
Which of the following was the trade route to the West of China?
Yangtze River
The path of righteousness
The Yellow River
Silk Road
15
Which is the correct Order of the mandate of heaven?
New King, corruption, disaster, loss of mandate, Dynasty end
Peace, corruption, disaster, loss of Mandate, end of dynasty
Corruption, Peace, loss of mandate, disaster, end of dynasty
Peace, corruption, loss of mandate, corruption, dynasty ends
16
Who is required to follow the Dao, or "the way," to lead the people well.
Pharaohs
Priests
Philosophers
Kings
17
Why was the Mandate of Heaven a threat to the Zhou rulers?
It replaced a system focused on merit and based on heredity
It required Zhou kings to perform religious ceremonies
Zhou rulers were blamed for events beyond their control
The people of China did not believe in the mandate
18
Which of the following best describes the teachings of Confucious?
Nature is the path to peace
Teaches people the way to a good life
All humans are naturally evil so they need strict laws
Duty to the family and others should come before yourself

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