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As the Han dynasty became more powerful and wealthy
People broke away from their Jati
the gap between rich and poor grew dangerouslylarge
. the status of women improved dramatically
social distinctions became almost invisible
2
The founder of the Han dynasty was
Han Wudi
Maria Tenereillo
Liu Bang
Shihuangdi.
3
The first ruler to unify India was
Ashoka
Chandragupta Maurya
Cyrus the Great
Augustus
4
The philosophy that criticized social activismand instead proposed a life of reflection
Isis
Confucianism
Daoism
Legalism.
5
The Qin and Han dynasties
imposed order on India
hated each other so bad
pushed for centralization
copied the ruling techniques of the Aryans
6
The Daoist thinkers spoke of
wuwei
, whichstood for
the mandate of heaven.
Not this color
disengagement from the affairs of the world
a socially active lifestyle.
7
The fundamental doctrine of Buddhism was known as the
Clayton Westcott rules
Four Noble Truths
Ahimsa Path.
Three Principles of the People.
8
much of the responsibility for maintaining social order in India during these years fell to
Jati
Hindu religious police
the Twelve tables of Law
Hammurabis code
9
The Indian work that deals with a dialogue between the warrior Arjuna&his charioteer Krishna
Bhagavad Gita.
Mahabharata.
Ramayana.
Arthashastra.
10
The greatest military threat to the Han were
Alexander
the Xiongnu
ISIS
the Mongols
11
The first ruler to unite all of China was
Qin Shihuangdi.
Liu Bang
Wang Mang
Han Wudi
12
Zoroastrianism was
allowed to spread through its own merits
spread by force throughout the Persian empire
very strongly monotheistic
borrowed by the Persians from the Assyrians
13
The center of the Persian communications network was
the Emperor’s Trail
4G hookups
the ganats
the Royal Road
14
The greatest of the Achaemenid emperors was
Xerxes
Cambyus
Izzy E
Darius
15
Persians picked up the idea of a standardized government-issued coinage from the
Lydians
Egyptians
Indians
Romans
16
The Mauryan emperor Ashoka fought his bloodiest battle against
the Punjab.
Normandy
Harsha
Kalinga
17
One of the most pronounced examples ofpatriarchal dominance in ancient India was
. the rise in significance of the kshatriyacaste
the domination of gods over goddesses
the growing role of women in the marketplace
the common practice of child marriage
18
The founder of the Achaemenid empire was
Darius
. Xerxes.
Darth Vader
Cyrus
19
Satrapies were
Egyptian administrators.
demons of the Lydian underworld
Mesopotamian kings
Persian administrative units
20
Legalist philosophies of theQin, the foundations of a state’s strength were armed forces and
Confucian ministers
Prowess at rock, paper, scissors
agriculture
a powerful priestly class
21
a work that emphasized humility, obedience, subservience, and devotion to their husbands
Mother’s Guide
Book of Songs
Admonitions for Women
Analects.
22
After the collapse of the Mauryan empire, India
was absorbed into the expanding Chinese empire
was immediately reunified by a new empire
was united by a new wave of invaders
returned to a serious of regional kingdoms
23
The high point of Mauryan success would comeduring the reign of
Chandra Gupta II
Kautalya
Ashoka
Chandragupta Maurya
24
The religious group that carefully swept the ground before them as they walked
. Buddhists
Hindu
Zoroastrians
Jains
25
The year 320 B.C.E. saw the creation ofthe Gupta dynasty by
Kardashian Gupta
Chandra Gupta
Samudra Gupta
Chandragupta Maurya.
26
most powerful Han emperor, known for his administrative centralization and imperial expansion
Mang
Wudi
Bang
Hang
27
The school of philosophical thought that was in the end responsible 4 the unification of China
Legalism
Confucianism
Democracy
Daoism
28
The collection of Confucian sayings and teachings is known as the
Bible
Analects
Mencius
Reflections on a Quiet Life
29
The words “good words, good thoughts, good deeds” were used to sum up the view of morality of
Zoroastrians
Gallard
Jews
Hindus
30
The concept of filial piety, which was central to the family structure, was best expressed by
Ren
Li
Xiao
31
Sima Qian was
the leading Legalist scholar
the first great Chinese historian-chop/chop
. the founder of the Qin dynasty
the first child of Bruce Jenner
32
One of the biggest transformations of the caste system during this period was
the elimination of the brahmans as a caste.
the rise of guilds, which essentially served as jati
the complete destruction of thecaste system.
the rise of the untouchables to an equal status
33
The rock and pillar edicts were issued by
Ashoka
Canadians
Kautalya
Hammurabi
34
SERICULTURE IS
Cool but not in a way that most people think of it
A faster way to milk a cow.
a special way the Chinese made silk
So last year
35
The qanats were
Persian underground canals
the religious texts of the Zoroastrians
Persian oral historians
beats by Dre
36
Shang Yang and Han Feizi hoped to control China’s subjects by
Caste and Jati
clear and strict laws
Shock collars
religious devotion
37
The magnificent capital of the Persian empireconstructed by Darius was
Marathon.
Byzantium
Persepolis
.Pasargadae.
38
The
Arthashastra
reflected the political philosophy of
Chandragupta Maurya.
Ashoka Maurya.
Chandra Gupta
Qin Shihuangdi.
39
During the time of the Aryans the Indian political landscape had been characterized by
efficient centralized government.
lots of reality TV
constant bloody civil war
a series of small kingdoms
40
. The
Gathas
were
Persian administrative units
Persian underground canals
gangster
Zarathustra’s compositions
41
. Chinese philosophers often spoke of the following term, which means “the way.”
Li
Ren
Junzi
Dao
42
Which one of the following was not one of Qin Shihuangdi’spolicies?
building protective walls.
huge public works projects
strong centralized rule
support of traditional learning
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Ahimsa
refers to
the Jain principle of nonviolence
the Hindu concept of reincarnation
the Buddhist Noble Eightfold Path
Ashoka Maurya’s policy ofenlightened rule.