The Chinese called the Huang (Yellow)River China’s Sorrow because…

The river would flood unpredictably, bringing death and destruction

The river was a mourning area for those who passed away during war

Yellow is a color that represents sadness in Chinese culture

How did the north China plain develop as a geographic feature?

The Yellow river and wind were responsible for depositing loess to make the plain

The Chang river left deposits of silt that created the plain

The plain was created when Mrs. Barnett invented the planet we know as earth

Which of the following best describes the practice of Terrace Farming?

A system of farming used in China that involves carving thousands of steps into mountain sides

An irrigation system used to farm in the Gobi Desert

Farming rice and millet in the North China Plain

What is the responsibility of the people when a new dynasty takes over?

To believe in the mandate of heaven and support the new dynasty

To follow the old dynasty until a war has been won

What is the responsibility of the dynasty to the people when a new dynasty takes over?

To bring peace to the people of China

To solve problems throughout the empire

CHOOSE TWO OPTIONS: How does Qin Shi Huangdi hurt the people of China?

He limits education by burning books and outlawing philosophy

He executes many people due to extreme paranoia

He allows Mongols to invade and does not defend the people

What two major projects is Qin Shi Huangdi responsible for?

The Terracotta Army and the Great Wall of China

The Great Wall of China and the city of Hong Kong

The Great Wall of China and the Silk Road

How did Qin Shi Huangdi limit the education of the people of China?

He burned all books that were not about farming, technology and medicine

He only allowed for education of men

He limited map knowledge so no one could leave the empire

The Han Dynasty takes over after the fall of the Qin, but how does the Han dynasty end?

The dynasty lasts for 400 years, falls to corruption, and gives way to a new dynasty

The Mongols conquer China and remove the Han family from power

The Qin Dynasty rises again, claims the mandate of heaven and controls the empire for 50 years

What are the four virtues for women in Ancient China?

Morality, modesty, proper speech, and domestic skill

Ethics, cleanliness, modesty, and child rearing

Uphold the mandate of heaven, obligation, ethics, and proper speech

What was the status of women in Ancient China?

They were thought of as inferior to men and needed to obey the men of their families

They were superior to men and ran the household.

They were the only population that could get an education

How do family names work in China?

The family name comes before a unique name for the individual, and it is passed down from father to son

The family name comes after the unique name of an individual and is passed down from mother to son

What was the main goal of Confucianism?

To reward important people in society

To encourage dynastic rule in China

What are the four things that Confucius stresses as a base for Confucianism?

Family, mercy, social order, and fulfillment of responsibilities

Harmony with nature, civil service, mercy, and humaneness

Ethics, following the mandate of heaven, social order, and academic skill

The religious rival of Confucianism that focuses on harmony with nature and selflessness

A belief in a family being able to control Chinese society due to blessings from the gods

An ethical philosophy that promoted social order

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Han Liu Bang

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