China Lesson 2 Slideshow

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Which of the following terms are related to Chinese philosophies?

• Confucianism

• Daoism

• Legalism

• Social class

Multiple Choice

Which of the following philosophies is based on the importance of laws in ancient China?

• Confucianism

• Daoism

• Legalism

• Filial piety

Multiple Choice

Based on the map, which natural feature forms a border between China and India?

• Gobi Desert

• Altay Mountains

• Himalaya Mountains

• Yellow Sea

Multiple Choice

Place the following events in chronological order: Confucius is born, Confucius dies, Hanfeizi develops legalism, Period of the Warring States.

• Confucius is born, Confucius dies, Period of the Warring States, Hanfeizi develops legalism

• Confucius dies, Confucius is born, Hanfeizi develops legalism, Period of the Warring States

• Hanfeizi develops legalism, Period of the Warring States, Confucius is born, Confucius dies

• Period of the Warring States, Confucius is born, Confucius dies, Hanfeizi develops legalism

Multiple Choice

Which three major philosophies were developed by Chinese thinkers between 500 b.c. and 200 b.c.?

• Confucianism, Daoism, and Legalism

• Buddhism, Confucianism, and Hinduism

• Daoism, Buddhism, and Legalism

• Legalism, Hinduism, and Confucianism

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Which of the following are key ideas of Legalism?

• Society needs a system of harsh laws and strict punishment.

• People should put the needs of their family and community first.

• People should give up worldly desires in favor of nature and the Dao.

• Society should be governed by the will of the people.

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Which of the following statements about merchants in early China are correct?

• They were highly respected by society.

• They provided goods and services to aristocrats.

• Some merchants became wealthy.

• They were believed to act for the good of society.

Multiple Choice

Which group in early Chinese society owned large amounts of land and lived on estates with protective walls?

• Farmers

• Artisans

• Aristocrats

• Merchants