3.4 - 3.5 Ancient China Review

What was the primary crop cultivated in ancient China?

Who is traditionally considered the founder of Daoism?

The Terra Cotta Army was created to protect which emperor in the afterlife?

Which of the following best describes the Daoist view of nature?

Which of the following best describes the main goal of Legalism in ancient China?

What type of writing did ancient Chinese people use?

What system did the Chinese use to choose government officials?

What philosophy emphasized respect for elders and social harmony?

What was the "Silk Road" primarily used for during the Han Dynasty?

Which of these was a major philosophical work attributed to Laozi?

What happened when people believed an emperor had lost the Mandate of Heaven?

Who is considered the primary founder of Legalism?

Which of these was NOT a major Chinese philosophy?

What was the name of the trade route that connected China to the West?

Which of these relationships is NOT one of the Five Basic Relationships in Confucianism?

What did ancient Chinese philosophers believe was important for a good society?

In Chinese philosophy, what two opposing forces are thought to make up all aspects of life?

What invention helped spread knowledge in ancient China?

According to Legalism, what was the most effective way to maintain social order?

Which of the following was NOT a major reform implemented by the Qin Dynasty?

What was the name of the ruler who unified China and became its first emperor during the Qin Dynasty?

What is the central concept in Daoism?

Which philosophy became the official state ideology during the Han Dynasty?

Which of the following is considered the primary virtue in Confucianism?

What was the name given to the idea that the emperor had the right to rule?

How did Buddhism first come to China?

Who was an important philosopher in ancient China?

Which river was important in ancient Chinese civilization?

Which of the following was a major technological advancement during the Han Dynasty?

The "Hundred Schools of Thought" refers to:

The Shang Dynasty is known for its advanced bronze-working techniques. What was bronze primarily used for?

Which of these was NOT one of the Four Great Inventions of ancient China?

What was the most important virtue in Chinese family life?

The Zhou dynasty introduced which important concept to justify their rule?

What were oracle bones used for in ancient China?

During which period of the Zhou Dynasty did China experience political fragmentation and philosophical growth?

Which dynasty unified China for the first time?

What famous structure was built to protect China from invasions?

What material was used to make many tools and weapons in ancient China?

What was the main occupation of most people in ancient China?