Ancient & Imperial China 2020

Suppose four Chinese emperors are in the same dynasty. Which statement would be true about them?

• They were born in the same region.

• They use the same style of government

• They belong to the same political party

• They are all members of the same family.

What is true about the boundaries of the Mongol Empire?

• It included North and South America
• It was very small compared to other empires.
• It stretched across Europe and Asia.
• HIt was never peaceful or stable.

Who was the fiercest Mongol leader?

• Empress Wu
• Genghis Khan 
• Confucius
• Marco Polo

One important impact of the Mongol expansion

across Asia and Europe was the

(1) increased authority of the Kievan princes

(2) rise in trade along the Silk Roads

(3) introduction of Hinduism into Chinese

culture

(4) maritime exploration of the Arabian seacoast

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

This map shows the _________ empire

• Mongol
• Tong
• Khan
• Byzantine

Which of the following was a result of the peace in Asia to Europe in the 13th and 14th centuries under Mongol rule?

• Trade along the Silk Road increased.

• Islam's influence expanded into China.

• The four khanates rejoined to form one empire.

• Vietnam and Japan were annexed as part of China.

What effect did the Mongols have on the Silk Road?

• The Mongols raised travel taxes, decreasing trade.
• The Mongols raided travelers all the time, decreasing trade.
• The Mongols made travel tax-free, increasing trade.
• The Mongols made it safer, increasing trade.

The Mongols were originally members of _____.

• Nomadic Tribes

• Settled Tribes

• Farming Communities

• Roman Empire

What did Emperor Qin build that allowed no one to leave, or invade, for thousands of years?

• a statue of himself
• a fortress
• The Great Wall
• a model of a dinosaur

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What was the natural border of China that was a mountain range?

• Rocky Mountains
• Himalayan Mountains
• Appalachian Mountains
• Sierra-Nevada Mountains

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