How did the teachings of Confucius influence ancient China?

Government was restructured, based on respect.

What did the ancient Indus Valley, Huang, and Nile civilizations have in common?

They began in fertile river valleys.

Shi Huangdi unified China. What are some of the ways he accomplished this?

He created one writing system and standardized measurements.

What did the ancient Indus Valley, Huang, and Nile civilizations have in common?

They began in fertile river valleys.

a captain who led a rebellion against the Qin Dynasty

The Silk Road affected the exchange of ideas in all of the following ways except

spreading democracy from Greece to China

Which of the following was not true about the Silk Road in ancient China?

The entire Silk Road was controlled by China.

How were the trade practices of ancient China, prior to the building of the Silk Road, different from ancient Egypt?

China had limited and Egypt had several trade opportunities with other civi

Which of these was an accomplishment of the Han Dynasty?

the invention of the seismograph

"Being good as a son and obedient as a young man is, perhaps, the root of a man's character."

The passage describes: the Confucian idea of filial piety

The Silk Road can be fully described as

network- sea & land routes where goods &ideas were exchanged

Why did Shi Huangdi create the Terracotta Army?

to protect the emperor in the afterlife

How did Shi Huangdi support a unified China?

He standardized weights, measures, and currency.

According to the Mandate of Heaven,

a ruler must be good to the people

Why was Shi Huangdi an important figure in Chinese history?

The first emperor to rule according to a system of Legalism.

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1
Which of these was an important industry during the Shang Dynasty?
silk -making
leather-making
basket-weaving
cloth-dyeing
2
How did the teachings of Confucius influence ancient China?
People discontinued the practice of ancestor worship.
Confucianism became the main religion of ancient China.
Government became more rigid and bureaucratic.
Government was restructured, based on respect.
3
What did the ancient Indus Valley, Huang, and Nile civilizations have in common?
They developed and used gunpowder.
They elected leaders using potsherds.
They built pyramids to reach the gods.
They began in fertile river valleys.
4
Shi Huangdi unified China. What are some of the ways he accomplished this?
He made a national army and navy and built the Great Wall.
He sent teams of mapmakers out to chart the country.
He created one writing system and standardized measurements.
He collected all the philosophical writings into a library.
5
What did the ancient Indus Valley, Huang, and Nile civilizations have in common?
They developed and used gunpowder.
They began in fertile river valleys.
They built pyramids to reach the gods.
They elected leaders using potsherds.
6
The earliest know Chinese writing dates from the
Han Dynasty
Qin Dynasty
Shang Dynasty
Zhou Dynasty
7
Who was Chen Sheng?
the favorite concubine of King Zheng
Shi Huangdi's uncle on his mother's side
a captain who led a rebellion against the Qin Dynasty
a royal advisor in the court of Shi Huangdi
8
The Silk Road affected the exchange of ideas in all of the following ways except
spreading diseases from China to other areas
spreading religious ideas from India to China
spreading democracy from Greece to China
spreading Chinese technology to other areas
9
Each of the following is a contribution of the Shang Dynasty except
a picture based writing system
decorative bronze vessels
fine gold jewelry
a calendar based on the sun and moon
10
Each of the following was a contribution of ancient China except
the rudder
suspension bridges
the bicycle
the wheelbarrow
11
Which of the following was not true about the Silk Road in ancient China?
The entire Silk Road was controlled by China.
Most travelers on the Silk Road traveled by camel.
The Silk Road included routes over both land and sea.
The Silk Road was not technically a road.
12
How were the trade practices of ancient China, prior to the building of the Silk Road, different from ancient Egypt?
China relied on rivers and seas to trade, but Egypt used only seas.
China used coins to trade, but Egypt relied on barter.
China had limited and Egypt had several trade opportunities with other civi
China traded wool and gold, but Egypt traded silk and spices.
13
Which of these was an accomplishment of the Han Dynasty?
the invention of the abacus
the invention of the seismograph
the invention of the ballpoint pen
finding a water passage to Europe
14
Each of the following is an example of labor except
a weaver in a silk shop
a farmer in a rice field
a merchant on a caravan
a buyer in a marketplace
15
Which of these were traded along the Silk Road?
fabrics and diseases
pepper and religions
potatoes and technologies
carpets and coffee beans
16
"Being good as a son and obedient as a young man is, perhaps, the root of a man's character."
The passage describes: the codes in Legalism
The passage describes: the Five Cardinal Virtues
The passage describes: Dao principle of harmony with nature
The passage describes: the Confucian idea of filial piety
17
Which person lead the rebellion against Shi Huangdi’s harsh rule?
King Zheng
Empress Wu
Chengho
Chen Seng
18
The Silk Road can be fully described as
sea route- goods were traded outside of political boundaries
network- sea & land routes where goods &ideas were exchanged
a land route between Eastern Asia and Western Europe
secret network of trading points for exchange of China silk
19
The ancient Chinese are known for their many works in
copper and steel
glass and marble
bronze and iron
gold and silver
20
Why did Shi Huangdi create the Terracotta Army?
to make invaders think he had more men
to decorate his palace at Xianyang
to protect the emperor in the afterlife
to show his military power
21
How did Shi Huangdi support a unified China?
He founded the first Chinese university.
He built way stations on roads to let travelers rest.
He fortified all seaports to prevent invasion.
He standardized weights, measures, and currency.
22
One of the main teachings of Laozi was
to let nature take its course
to sere society by joining the military
to honor dead relatives from the past
to respect one's parents
23
The red lines represent improvements made to a large structure by the Qin dynasty. What was the structure?
Great Wall of China
Mandarin palace
Forbidden City
Yellow River dams
24
According to the Mandate of Heaven,
only members of the Zhou could rule China
a ruler must be good to the people
only strong military leaders could rule China
the gods wanted China to control all of Asia
25
Why was Shi Huangdi an important figure in Chinese history?
The first emperor to rule according to Confucian principles.
He greatly expanded the territory of the Chinese Empire.
He wrote a collection of Daoist sayings.
The first emperor to rule according to a system of Legalism.
26
Who believed people would respond if there were clear rewards or punishments for their actions?
Confucius
Chengho
Laozi
Han Fei Tzu

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