2018 Ancient India & China

Which of the following was NOT an advantage of the invention of paper in ancient China?

Which of the following were ways that the Han Empire & Roman Empire were similar?

Han used this policy to try to make their non-Chinese subjects act like the Chinese

Term used to refer to a language & group of people (kingdoms) who lived in South India

When 2+ groups share things like goods, ideas, religion, language, etc often as result of trade

The 2nd half of the Han Dynasty is known as:

Han Emperor known as the "Martial Emperor" due to his success in war

Which of the following was an aristocratic general whom Liu Bang served under & later defeated?

Which of the following WAS a difference between the Han Empire & the Roman Empire?

The Han Empire is split into 2 time periods b/c this scholar proclaimed himself emperor in 9 CE

Members of the civil service-est. by the Han to help run the country-is known by this term.

What are "civil service jobs" in the context of Han China?

A term used when a group has exclusive control over production & distribution of certain goods

The practice of maintaining exclusive control over the production & distribution of goods

Han emperors only employed civil servants who studies and passed a test re:

An Indian empire that was founded by Chandra Gupta in 320 CE.

The Tamil Kingdoms of Southern India were

Built by Qin to protect & escort emperor into eternity, it consists of 7,000 guardian soldiers

A sect of Buddhism that held to the stricter, original teachings of the Buddha

A political treatise written by Kautilya in which he suggests spies go undercover as holy men

The Han Emperor est. a lg. civil service to help him run his country. The members made up a:

Famous trade route stretching from China to Rome named after its major trade good

He was an aristocratic Chinese general who was defeated by Liu Bang in 202 B.C.

A powerful widow of the 1st Han emperor who kept naming her sons emperor so she could rule

The furthest extents of the Silk Road were:

Han emperors only employed civil servants who studied:

What important invention came out of the Han Dynasty?

To become a member of the civil service in Han China, you had to do ....what?

A Chinese dynasty founded in 206 BC; it replaced legalist policies w/ emphasis on Confucianism

The Chinese kept the secret of making this product to themselves, which created a monopoly

Which of the following is NOT an example of a technology that came out of the Han Dynasty?

The 1st half of the Han Dynasty is known as:

Wudi wanted gov't officials to have qualities of respect, generosity & kindness -known as what?

A middleman is best described as someone who:

Which of the following is one way the Silk Road and the Internet are similar?

Which class could be found at the bottom of the Han social hierarchy?

Most of Ancient India was

Which of the following is one way the Silk Road and the Internet are similar?

Founder of the Chinese Han Dynasty in 206 BC

Legalists believe that people are basically _____ and it's necessary to ________ people's lives

"The circulation of goods across many different countries" is defined as what?

In the Han tax system, which of the following was NOT a group which was taxed?

Mauryan King who built huge stone pillars featuring his edicts; he spread ideas of Buddhism

The process of making conquered people part of the Chinese culture (or any culture) is known as

An Indian empire established by Chandragupta Maurya in 321 BC