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Quiz (5) - Ancient India and China 2

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1
Why was the Han period considered a Golden Age of Chinese civilization?
because of the advances made in ironworking and farming
because of advances in science, medicine, technology, and the arts
because of the establishment of a Legalist government
because of the establishment of the Silk Road
2
What aspect of Confucianism contributed to its long-lasting influence?
its emphasis on creating relationships that did not have set roles
its philosophy of ensuring social order and good government
its detailed history, as recorded by Confucius himself
its emphasis on yielding to the ways of the universe
3
How did China become a feudal state under the Zhou?
Groups of regional villages requested Zhou protection.
The Shang shared regional power over lands with the Zhou.
The Zhou awarded control over lands to their supporters.
Warlords overran regions and set up their own kingdoms.
4
Why was the Silk Road an important part of Chinese history?
It led to increased social divisions as new religions traveled along it.
It led to the fear that it would be easier for outsiders to invade China.
It promoted the exchange of Western and Chinese goods and ideas.
It allowed farmers to gain new farming technologies.
5
Which occurrence led to the spread of Buddhism beyond India?
Conquering Indian armies spread Buddhism throughout Asia.
Missionaries and traders spread Buddhism to other parts of Asia.
Buddhism divided into four sects, reaching more people.
The Buddha’s teachings were translated into English.