Which of the following is an accurate statement about cultural diffusion?

Cultural diffusion spreads ideas, knowledge, and goods.

Cultural diffusion occurs only within one culture.

Cultural diffusion no longer takes place today.

Cultural diffusion happened only along the Silk Road.

Which of the following best describes the role of women within Classical China?

Subordinate to males but still had a role in the household.

Submissive to men and ignored in society.

More respected than males in society.

What was the Warring States Era?

time when several families in China fought over power

when China and Japan were at war

period after the Ming dynasty lost power

What was true of the Silk Road?

connected the Chinese culture with cultures of others in the Mediterranean region

protected China from northern enemies

In a dynastic rule, why is it important for rulers to persuade their subjects that their rule is lawful?

Because leaders inherit their positions

Because leaders serve both religious and political roles

Because subjects vote their rulers into power

Because rulers are chosen based on military power

Read this passage from The Great Learning , an important text containing many of Confucius's words and teachings. [The Master said], "Raise the [good people] and set them over the crooked and the common people will look up to you. Raise the crooked and set them over the [good people] and the common people will not look up to you." Confucius, The Analects What advice does Confucius offer to leaders in this passage?

A ruler should make sure not to reward people who behave badly.

A ruler should groom his sons to be good rulers after he is gone.

A ruler should not let his family get in the way of being a just leader.

A ruler should use violence to ensure that his subjects obey him.

Which statement accurately contrasts Daoism and Confucianism?

Daoism teaches followers to let nature take its course; Confucianism teaches followers how to take control of chaos.

Daoism tells followers to confront their challenges; Confucianism tells followers to adopt the path of least resistance.

Daoism believes that the family is all-important; Confucianism believes that the individual is the center of society.

Daoism believes that all relationships should follow a strict code of conduct; Confucianism believes that relationships should be free of any rules.

Compare the Silk Road with the Great Wall of China as symbols of Chinese foreign policy.

Both symbolized Chinese economic power and technology, though the Great Wall was built to prevent contact with hostile invaders while the Silk Road promoted trade with other cultures.

As massive construction projects that helped connect with other cultures, the Great Wall and the Silk Road were symbols of cultural transmission, stability, and economic interdependence.

The Great Wall was a symbol of Chinese openness to other cultures, while the Silk Road threatened Chinese culture by giving outsiders the chance to invade China's territory.

The Silk Road allowed Chinese armies to conquer an empire stretching all the way to Europe. The Great Wall kept the Chinese military confined to the eastern parts of Asia.

Which of these actions by the Han dynasty reflects the meritocracy system?

Men of any social class were eligible to become government officials.

Regions in Tibet, Manchuria, and Korea were conquered.

Education was made accessible in all Chinese provinces.

Confucianism as a chief philosophy was replaced by Legalism.

After the Han dynasty replaced the Qin dynasty, what major changes did it make?

The Han dynasty reversed some of the most drastic Qin reforms by abandoning Legalism and reestablishing Confucianism.

The Han dynasty returned Chinese society and government to the way it had been under the mainly peaceful and prosperous 800-year rule of the Zhou dynasty.

The Han dynasty returned Chinese society and government to the way it had been under the mainly peaceful and prosperous 800-year rule of the Xia dynasty.

The Han dynasty reversed some of the most drastic Qin reforms by abandoning Confucianism and reestablishing Legalism.

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The Silk Road was what?

One road that was the color of silk.

A network of roads used for trading.

A road that only silk was traded on.

The name of the first road in Asia.

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What was the Chinese secret?

How to make cotton.

How to make fabric.

How to grow silk worms.

How to make silk.

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Which is the most important fact that makes the Silk Road significant to history ?

It brought Silk to Europe.

Marco Polo used the Silk Road.

It was one on the first times Europe and Asia were connected and products and cultures were exchanged.

It was so long ago.

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What disease began on the Silk Road that devastated parts of the world?

Chicken Pox

Flu

Dehydration

Bubonic Plague (Black Plague)

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Which cultural idea was exchanged on the Silk Road?

language

religion

skills

All of the listed answers

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Which of the following best describes the Silk Road?

a single road that extended across Asia

a route that connected western Europe to eastern Europe

a route that was used to bring silk from Rome to China

a network of trade routes that extended across Asia

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The Silk Road was important because

it helped the Han empire control the Mediterranean region

it extended a thousand miles across Asia

it linked Asian and western cultures for more a thousand years

it connected the Han and Egyptian empires

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China/Silk Road

The Silk Road was what?

What was the Chinese secret?

Which is the most important fact that makes the Silk Road significant to history ?

What disease began on the Silk Road that devastated parts of the world?

Which cultural idea was exchanged on the Silk Road?

Which of the following best describes the Silk Road?

The Silk Road was important because

Which of these is an example of an idea spread by the Silk Road?

Which of the following is an accurate statement about cultural diffusion?

Which dynasty saw the consolidation of Chinese society along Confucian and Daoist lines?

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