Ancient China - Unit 2 - Review

What physical feature helped the Chinese to settle near and survive

• Himalayan Mountains

• Great Wall of China

• Huang He ( Yellow River )

• Desert

What physical feature made Chinese daily life harder to live?

• Gobi Desert

• Yellow Sea

• Great Wall of China

• Plateau of Tibet

What are the four ( 4 ) physical features of China?

• Desert, Plateau, Ocean, River

• Great Wall of China, Desert, Grassland, River

• River, Grasslands, Desert, Mountains

• Mountains, Desert, Ocean, Plateau

What are the 3 most practiced religions in China?

• Confucianism

  Taoism

  Buddhism

• Osiris

  Isis

  Afterlife

• Buddhism

  Legalism

  Confucianism

What is the definition of Confucianism?

• Belief in the goodness of humanity, following rules, and fairness.

• Monasteries and places of worship were built to support the participation of the religion.

• Worshipped many gods and ancestors, believe everything is one, believed in “chi” energy in the body.

• The idea of living or lasting forever. Humans are not immortal

What is the definition of Taoism belief system?

• The idea of living or lasting forever Humans are not immortal

• Monasteries and places of worship were built to support the participation of the religion.

• Belief in the goodness of humanity, following rules, and fairness.

• Worshipped many gods and ancestors, believe everything is one, believed in “chi” energy in the body.

What is the definition of Buddhism belief system?

• Belief in the goodness of humanity, following rules, and fairness.

• Worshipped many gods and ancestors, believe everything is one, believed in “chi” energy in the body.

• Monasteries and places of worship were built to support the participation of the religion.

• The idea of living or lasting forever Humans are not immortal. 

What is the definition of the Silk Road?

• An ancestor is a person from whom one is descended. Usually, it refers to a remote person, rather than the immediate parents or grandparents. 

• The Silk Road was a group of trade routes that went across Asia to the Mediterranean Sea. This let China trade with the Middle East and the Mediterranean world. Traded goods, materials, food, spices, money, silk, Ideas, and religions.

• A series of rulers of the same family. 

• The idea of living or lasting forever Humans are not immortal. 

Why was the Silk Road named Silk Road?

• Because the most popular item sold, traded, or bought was the silk

• Because the most popular item sold, traded, or bought was the spices

What name was given to the travel routes in China by trading spices, tea, silk, and ideas?

• Camel Path

• Yellow Road

• Spice Trade

• Silk Road