Unit 2 quiz

People will be led through rites and through morals. Which philosophy would this leader follow?

• Legalism

• Confucianism

• Hinduism

• Buddhism

Which Chinese dynasty would have followed a philosophy that leads through morals and religious rites?

• Shang

• Zhou

• Ch'in

• Han

"Regulations and punishments" was the social structure of which group?

• Shang

• Zhou

• Ch'in

• Han

Shi Hunagdi was responsible for a wide range of reforms. Why did he feel the need to do so?

• Bring stability and order to the warring states period.

• Bring uniformity, no diversity allowed!

• Promote freedom

• discourage trade and communication

What would be your motivation to rebel against the Qin dynasty?

• The Qin suppressed other philosophies in favor of Legalism

• they were inflexible, and quick to punish if you did not follow regulations

• the Qin were onerous in their regulation of building and road standards.

• forcibly using a common coin currency.

What was the primary reason Buddhism expanded in the way it did?

• Trade routes like the silk road

• trade across the Indian ocean

• salesman like Billy Mays

• violence and forced conversion

Which of these contributed to the spread of Buddhism in China? (choose 3)

• Active trade along China's roads and waterways

• the warring states period causing turmoil and chaos

• The magic powers of Buddhist missionaries

• Leadership of the Tang dynasty

• This is a bad question, all of these helped.

the ultimate goal of Buddhism is to escape suffering. This is based on what?

• nirvana

• Moksha

• Sacrifice yourself to Baal

• reincarnation

• Kharma

Hinduism had a caste system, which of their beliefs laid the foundation for this system?

• Karma and dharma

• Karma and Moksha

• Moksha and dharma

• Nirvana and Moksha

Based on the five characteristics of civilization from last unit, which one best fits the caste system?

• specialized labor

• Writing/record keeping

• technology

• complex institutions

• cities