World History U2B

What did emperor Shi Huangdi do for China?

• He unified China

• He invented the compass
• He discovered tea
• He wrote the Art of War

What three topics are part of the Golden Age of India?

• India was governed under the Gupta empire

• Art, Literature, and architecture flourished

• The number zero was developed as a concept

• Shang Dynasty completed the takeover of Gupta

What religion was spread the most out of East Asia thanks to the Silk Road?

• Christianity
• Hinduism
• Buddhism
• Islam

Based on the 4 noble truths of Buddhism, which statement is true?

• The 4 noble truths of Buddhism promote the idea of eternal happiness
• The 4 noble truths of Buddhism deny the existence of suffering
• The 4 noble truths of Buddhism state that doing away with selfish desires will end pain

• The 4 noble truths of Buddhism reject the idea of a path to the end of suffering

Ashoka, leader of the Maurya's had what effect did he have on the wars of conquest?

• He expanded the wars of conquest
• He turned away from violence and wanted to spread buddhism.

• He had no effect on the wars of conquest
• He started the wars of conquest

In 250 BCE, what empire controlled majority of India?

• Gupta

• Maurya

• Shang

• Indus

How did the Han dynasty decide who worked in the Bureaucracy?

• civil service examination

• hereditary succession

• local and regional elections

What did Shi Huangdi create to protect China?

• The Great Wall of China
• The Forbidden City
• The Terracotta Army
• The Ming Dynasty

How did Ashoka help to spread Buddhism outside of India?

• He sent missionaries to other countries
• He built statues of Buddha all over the world
• He wrote a book about Buddhism and distributed it globally
• He personally traveled to every country to preach Buddhism

What is a main belief from Confucianism?

• Fulfilling your responsibility in society

• Belief in multiple gods
• Reincarnation after death
• Meditation for enlightenment