Which of these was a major effect resulting from trade between India and China?

Buddhism spread from India to China

The Han emperors prevented local nobleman from becoming too powerful by

creating a strong central government

One characteristic of a Legalist government is the idea that

Minor offenses must be dealt with harshly

Why did Shi Huangdi share the harsh Legalistic ideas of Han Feizi?

He wanted to social order & was willing to use harsh rules

What benefit did a standardized currency bring to China?

The ability to easily trade anywhere in the empire

How did the teachings of Confucius change government in China?

He created a merit based system to select govt. officials

One way that the Han emperors kept the economy stable was by

buying and storing grains to avoid shortages

Which of the following statements is the most accurate?

The Han conquered even more territory than the Qin

What was the purpose of the Great Wall of China?

Protect from nomadic invaders from the north

How were officials for the Han civil service chosen?

Based on recommendations of officials

Which of the following is NOT an accurate statement about the silk trade in Han China?

Women were forbidden from working in the silk trade

Why was it illegal to export silk worms from China?

The Chinese wanted to keep a monopoly on the silk trade

Which of the following best describes Chinese attitudes about family?

Children were expected to obey their parents

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Ancient China Part 2 Review

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A review of Ancient #China. This includes the #Qin and #Han dynasties and their accomplishments. This is Chapter 9 in the textbook.

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1
After the Warring States Period this kingdom unified China and was the 3rd dynasty in China.
Qin Dynasty
Han Dynasty
Zhou Dynasty
Shang Dynasty
2
One notable way that the Han emperors differed from the Qin was in their
adoption of Confucianism
inability to unify China
harsh treatment of the citizens
expansion of the empire
3
______ taught that people need harsh laws and punishment to make the live right
Buddhism
Daosim
Legalism
Confucianism
4
Which of these was a major effect resulting from trade between India and China?
Buddhism spread from India to China
The Chinese developed dynasties
Indians adapted the Chinese system of writing
The Chinese learned how to make silk
5
The Silk Road contributed to the Han dynasty by providing a route for both___ and ___.
Silk and Water
Allies and Enemies
Trade and Ideas
Confucianism and Daoism
6
The Han emperors prevented local nobleman from becoming too powerful by
forming alliances
creating a strong central government
giving them key positions
allowing them to rule a small area
7
One characteristic of a Legalist government is the idea that
People will not rebel if they are treated fairly
Minor offenses must be dealt with harshly
Laws are only necessary for the lower classes
Government should not become involved in people's lives
8
Using Legalist principles, the First Emperor
encouraged free speech
imposed heavy taxes
refused to punish criminals
unified China
9
Why did Shi Huangdi share the harsh Legalistic ideas of Han Feizi?
They were related and wanted to show family loyalty
He wanted to social order & was willing to use harsh rules
Shi Huagndi feared Han Feizi and was unwilling to disput him
Han Feizi may take control of the govt. if he did not
10
During this period, Buddhism spread through much of China.
Han Dynasty
Shang dynasty
Qin Dynasty
Zhou Dynasty
11
What benefit did a standardized currency bring to China?
The ability to easily trade anywhere in the empire
Increased transportation by river boat
A more efficient government
Everyone became richer
12
How did the teachings of Confucius change government in China?
He encouraged the Chinese to build the Great Wall
He empowered warlords to rule their provinces directly
He took land from the wealthy and gave it to poor farmers
He created a merit based system to select govt. officials
13
One way that the Han emperors kept the economy stable was by
establishing huge silk-producing estates
allowing farmers to work in iron production
buying and storing grains to avoid shortages
selling stored goods at high prices
14
Which of the following statements is the most accurate?
Wudi was the first Han emperor
The Han conquered even more territory than the Qin
The Han emperors refused to take advice from anyone
The Han gave power to nobles rather than the central govt.
15
What was the purpose of the Great Wall of China?
Protect from nomadic invaders from the east
Protect from nomadic invaders from the north
Protect from nomadic invaders from the south
Protect from nomadic invaders from the west
16
How were officials for the Han civil service chosen?
Based on recommendations of officials
Based on their ancestors
Based on their location
Based on social rank
17
Which of the following is NOT an accurate statement about the silk trade in Han China?
The silk trade reached buyers as far away as Rome
As trade increased, so did the production of silk
It was illegal to tell people not in China how silk was made
Women were forbidden from working in the silk trade
18
Why was it illegal to export silk worms from China?
Silk worms cannot survive in other climates
The Han did not want silk worms in their country
The Chinese wanted to keep a monopoly on the silk trade
Merchants were trying to drive up the prices of silk worms
19
Shi Huangdi tried to unite China by _________.
creating a single currency
appointing the government of provinces himself
building a canal to unite two parts of China
All of the above
20
Which of the following best describes Chinese attitudes about family?
Parents let their children do whatever they wanted
Family wasn't important
Women were the head of the household & made the decisions
Children were expected to obey their parents

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