V1 Module 6 Review

Which geographical feature separates northern China from Southern China?

• Gobi Desert

• Pacific Ocean

• Himalayan Mountains

• Qinling Shadi Mountains

Which of the following were common in ancient Chinese villages? (Three Correct Answers)

• Cemeteries

• Large Palaces

• Stone Temples

• Pits for storing Grain

• Pens for Keeping animals like Pigs

What is the third group in the social order level in Shang Soceity?

• Rulers and Nobles

• Artisans

• Famers

• Warriors

Why did Chinese warriors continue to use bronze weapons well into the Iron Age?

• China had to import its iron from India

• Iron weapons were expensive to proudce

• Bronze swords are stronger than iron ones.

• Chinese blacksmiths did not understand how to create alloys

Which TWO were teachings of Confucius

• It is cheating only if you get caught

• Learning is a journey, not a destination

• Dishonest people often get ahead in life

• Ruler should be kind and lead by example

Which philosophy teaches that punishments for crimes are necessary but should be reasonable?

• Buddhism

• Confucianism

• Daoism

• Legalism

Which of the following are Emperor Shi Hungdi's accomplishment? Choose THREE correct answers

• Began the Great Wall

• Opened trade with Japan

• United China for the first time

• created a national set of laws

• conquered the Persian Empire

How did Emperor Shi Huangdi increase Chinese agricultural production?

• He gave metal plows to his farmer

• He introduced potatoes to the country.

• He built irrigation systems to redirect water.

• He hired foreigners to teach new farming methods.

Which of the following were improvements to the transportation networks under Emperor Shi Huangdi? Choose THREE correct answers

• Built bridges over the Yellow River

• Dug canals connecting cities with rivers

• Standardized the width of roads to fifty paces

• cleared mountain passes to allow trade with the west.

• built new roads connecting Xianyang with the rest of the empire.

What was the invention during the Han period that allowed for the making of books.