Philosophies of Ancient China

Confucianism, Daoism and Legalism emerged during the ______________ Period in ancient China.

• Peace and Harmony

• Important Art

• Warring States

• Mao Zedong

Who was considered the most influential teacher in Chinese history?

• Shi Huangdi

• Confucious

• Yu the Great

• Laozi

According to Confucius , families need to 

• honor their ancestors
• conquer desire
• honor women
• gain enlightenment

Children's respect for elders (which is an important Confucian belief) is called...

• daoism

• filial piety

• ideograph

• mandate of heaven

Laozi (Lao Tzu) was the founder of—

• Buddhism

• Daoism

• Legalism

• Confucianism

What is the emphasis of Daoism?

• living in harmony with "the way" of nature

• forging a path for oneself
• living in strict discipline
• Human relationships

Daoists believe the government should _________________________ in peoples' lives.

• bring harmony

• make changes

• be important

• not interfere

What's the name of this symbol?

• Moksha
• Yin-Yang
• Nirvana
• Eightfold Path 

The yin and yang are ______

• the two temples of Laozi.

• the sun and the stars.

• things that are the same and must be kept together at all times.

• two opposite forces in all things that must be kept in balance.

Legalism is based off the teaching of whom?

• Hanfeizi

• Se Lei

• Buddha 

• Qin