China 3.0

The Zhou dynasty began when the Shang king was (a)  

• kidnapped by ninjas
• overthrown by the Zhou warlord
• put peacefully into retirement
• late for an appointment

The Zhou dynasty saw a flourishing of some of ancient China’s most influential writers and philosophers, especially ...

• Plato

• Aristotle

• Mai Tai

• Confucius

When a young man learns to be respectful and reverent towards parents and elders, he is showing ...

• mandatory modesty

• how weak he is

• filial piety

• fried fish

The period when the seven regions of China began serious infighting, tearing the Zhou dynasty apart, is called ...

• The Warring States period

• The Civil War

• a time of discomfort and distress

• a breif intermission between dynasties

The first leader of the Qin dynasty, Qin Shin Huang, was the first to use the term ...

• Old Bugger

• His Royal Prerogative

• Sweet Old Uncle Shin

• Emperor

The Qin empire marked a period of (a)   , where surrounding territories were brought under the rule of the emperor.

• Chinese unification
• Revolution and chaos
• extreme sophistication in food
• rule by Germany

The Qin government embarked on significant infrastructure development, building palaces, fortresses and

• The Great Wall

• suburban neighborhoods

• airports

• walled towns

The first Qin Emperor was buried in a mausoleum with a massive ...

• pyramid

• stone door

• obelisk on top

• terracotta warrior army

The ________________of the Qin First Emperor’s regime soon brought about its downfall,

• brutal policies

• gentle, soft personalities

• confusion of loyalties

• stupidity