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[2] 3/11/2021 (WED) Review 3/4 India & China
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What else was traded besides physical objects on the Silk Roads?
Philosophy
Culture
Religion
Ideas
2
Which was NOT used by the Chinese to make paper in 100 AD?
Tree bark
Old rags
Hemp plant fibers
Silk
3
When did the Warring States period begin?
400 AD
800 BC
400 BC
4
Who defeated the Qin shortly around 200 BC?
Liu Bang (Han dynasty)
Lao Zi (Shang dynasty)
Kong Fuzi (Zhou dynasty)
5
What can we see God doing in the world to prepare for the coming of Christ?
Connecting all the world
Separating the world
Changing the global weather
6
What year was Confucius born?
1000 BC
500 BC
500 AD
7
What were the most desired objects on both sides of the Silk Roads?
Gold/ivory <---> silk
Gold/horses <---> silk
Gold <---> silver/horses
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How did Shi Huang NOT unify China?
Forced Confucianism on everyone
Weakened the old nobles that were followed
Killed anyone who disobeyed or thought about it (legalism)
Built roads to connect everyone
9
Where did our number symbols (the numerals/digits) come from?
1200 AD: from Indians who got it from Arabs
1200 AD: from Arabs who got it from Indians
1200 AD: from China who got it from India
10
Which region of the world did India influence the most?
Asia, especially Southeast Asia
Asia and Russia
Arabia and Africa
11
What was Buddha's basic teaching?
Deny your humanity to avoid suffering
Follow the 8 commandments to maybe stop suffering
Wanting things creates suffering
Rulers and princes are necessary evils
12
By what year were the Silk Roads mostly complete?
300 BC
100 BC
500 AD
13
What year range did the Han rule China?
100 BC - 200 AD
200 BC - 200 AD
100 BC - 100 AD
14
What was the third/final motivation for the Han emperor Wu to go west?
Invade Greece due to disrespect
Ask for an alliance again
Ask for the horses again
15
Why was the Chinese writing system more helpful than for other civilizations?
It was used to keep secrets from enemies
It was used for commerce & religion
One writing system overcame the many dialects
16
What were the first two (2) Chinese dynasties?
Shang (1000BC) --> Zhou (500BC)
Shang (2000BC) --> Zhou (1000BC)
Zhou (2000BC) --> Shang (1000BC)
17
What popular item used today was invented first by China?
Paper (100 AD)
Confucianism (500 BC)
Bamboo (500 BC)
18
Which describes Ancient India's political history?
Many Aryan kingdoms fighting for centuries until the Mauryans united them
The Aryan kingdom grew weak and then the Mauryans defeated them
19
What was Zhou government like?
Decentralized: one king protects many lords who rule states/regions
Centralized: one king has power over all land and protects them himself
20
T/F: The Chinese writing system changed over time.
No
Seems true
Not sure
21
What happened to India after Asoka died?
Maurya collapsed and stayed so for 500 years
Reunited by the Gupta into its Golden Age (300 AD)
His grandsons fought each other for the kingdom
Most people migrated back to Central Europe
22
After Buddha's death, did all of his followers focus on the same principles?
No, some meditated, others focused on teachings, and more.
Yes, they all focused on all the principles equally.
23
How did Buddhism spread from India to China?
Indian Buddhists took pilgrimages to China via boat
Missionaries took Silk Roads
It travelled over many years across the Himalayas to China
24
What comprised Han China's geopolitical layout?
Mostly farm villages, some cities
Lots of cities and farms
Mostly cities, few large farms
25
What geographic feature was similar between Egypt, Mesopotamia, and China?
Right next to the ocean
Mountainous region very close by
Two rivers near each other
26
Which of the following belief systems did NOT begin in China?
Confucianism
Buddhism
Legalism
Daoism
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Why does China have lots of climates like the US?
Both are bordered by oceans
Both have southern neighbors that connect to the equator
Same distance from equator as the US
