spread of beliefs & social activities

How did Ashoka spread his edicts/laws around India?

Inscribed them onto boulders and pillars

What is the meaning of Golden Age?

the period when a specified art, skill, or activity is at it's peak.

What was the dynastic cycle?

a pattern in the rise and fall of dynasties in China

A law that restricts free choices

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1
Filial piety is
respect given to young children
respect given to oneself
respect given to elders
respect given to business owners
2
Cultural Diffusion
having social order
buying things
spread of beliefs & social activities
picking a king or queen
3
How did Ashoka spread his edicts/laws around India?
Inscribed them onto boulders and pillars
Posted papers proclaiming his laws
Having the law read out every morning
Having town criers to yell out his message
4
One core belief of Hinduism
Not eating fish
Karma
Sacrifice of jelly straws
Taking offerings
5
What did Ashoka promote?
Buddhism.
Christianity.
Rastafarian.
Hinduism.
6
What is the meaning of Golden Age?
There were a lot of slaves so people don't have to work.
All the above
Everyone lived in fancy houses
the period when a specified art, skill, or activity is at it's peak.
7
____________ and ___________ were exchanged on the Silk Road.
money and iphones
goods and ideas
silk and cars
goods and dollars
8
Why was the Great Wall of China built ?
To protect China from Invaders
To let Invaders In
To produce jobs
To Unify the Nation
9
What was the dynastic cycle?
a pattern in the rise and fall of dynasties in China
The guiding force for rulers.
animal bones used to consult the many gods that the Shang people worshipped
They fought against themselves and disobeyed the zhou kings
10
How did the silk road illustrate cultural diffusion?
Spreading of beliefs
All of the above
Spreading of goods
Spreading of customs
11
What was one of the main ideas of Legalism?
laws needed to be strict
laws needed to be short
laws needed to be agreed upon
laws needed to be forgiving
12
Why did Confucius make Confucianism?
the world needed a new philosophy
he wanted to confuse others
To bring soical order
He wanted to be famous
13
The Silk Road could best be described as...
The first paved road
A series of trade networks
A single path that merchants used for trade
A defensive line held against the Mongols
14
What was the range of the silk road?
Asia to Europe
Europe to America
Greece to Rome
Canada to Mexico
15
Legalism
An ancient caravan route
A law that restricts free choices
In harmony with nature
Loving and caring for family

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