What did Daoism say about the role of the government?

Minimal interference and allowing nature to take its course

Complete control and micromanagement of every aspect of society

Strict enforcement of rules and regulations with no flexibility

Promotion of chaos and anarchy instead of government intervention

What did Legalism say about the role of the government?

Legalism advocated for a strong and authoritarian government.

Legalism supported a democratic form of government

Legalism promoted a weak and ineffective government

Legalism encouraged a government ruled by the military

How did Shi Huangdi strengthen the government?

Centralizing power, standardizing laws, and implementing a system of government

Delegating power to local warlords

Allowing each region to have its own set of laws

Overthrowing the government and implementing a direct rule by the emperor

What things did Shi Huangdi standardize?

Weights, measures, language, and currency

Education, healthcare, and transportation

Language, religion, and culture

Why did Shi Huangdi want the Great Wall continued?

To protect his empire from invasions from the north.

To provide a scenic view for the empire

To encourage trade with neighboring countries

To create employment opportunities for his people

What were the Terracotta Warriors like?

Life-sized clay soldiers and horses

What happened to China after Shi Huangdi's death?

Mongols invaded and conquered China

China was divided into multiple smaller kingdoms

How did Wudi build a stronger government?

Centralizing power, expanding the government, and implementing a system of exams to be part of the government

Implementing a system of hereditary rule

Reducing the size of the government

What were the 4 social levels in the Han dynasty?

Emperor and scholars, peasants, artisans, merchants

Emperors, soldiers, scholars, farmers

Warriors, priests, traders, laborers

Nobles, slaves, soldiers, craftsmen

What was life like for the Emperor and his court in the Han dynasty?

The Emperor and his court in the Han dynasty lived in luxury and splendor, with expensive things and servants.

The Emperor and his court in the Han dynasty lived in a democratic society with no special privileges or ceremonies.

The Emperor and his court in the Han dynasty lived in poverty and simplicity, with no hierarchy or rituals.

The Emperor and his court in the Han dynasty lived in isolation and had no contact with the outside world.

What was life like for peasants in the Han dynasty?

Life for peasants in the Han dynasty was generally difficult, as they had to pay a lot of taxes, work long hours, and do hard labor

Peasants in the Han dynasty had many opportunities for social mobility

Peasants in the Han dynasty had no taxes or forced labor

Life for peasants in the Han dynasty was easy and comfortable

Describe a family shrine. What was in it?

A family shrine typically contains photos of ancestors, candles, incense, and offerings such as food or flowers.

A family shrine is empty and has no items in it

A family shrine typically contains sports equipment and trophies

A family shrine contains only toys and games

What was the role of men in ancient China?

The role of men in ancient China was primarily to be the head of the household, provide for the family, and participate in government and military affairs.

The role of men in ancient China was to be the primary caregivers for children and the elderly.

The role of men in ancient China was to stay out of government and military affairs and focus solely on farming.

Men in ancient China were responsible for all the household chores and cooking.

What was the role of women in ancient China?

Women in ancient China were generally expected to take care of the home and raise children.

Women in ancient China had equal rights and opportunities as men

Women in ancient China were primarily involved in military and warfare

Women in ancient China were not allowed to participate in any social activities

What led Chinese people to Buddhism?

The suffering that many people had to go through

The influence of European culture

What did Wudi trade silk for?

Horses and other valuable goods

How were goods traded on the Silk Road?

Goods were traded through a network of trade routes connecting East and West. People traveled a short distance, and did not go the whole way.

Goods were traded by sending them into space and retrieving them at the destination. People traveled the whole road.

Goods were traded using teleportation devices. Only the aliens would carry spices.

Goods were traded through underwater tunnels. People traded boats for silk.

What were three dangers of traveling on the Silk Road?

Bandit attacks, harsh weather conditions, and the spread of diseases.

Smooth roads, pleasant weather, and good health

Friendly locals, easy travel, and no risks

No challenges, comfortable journey, and no threats

Besides silk, what other items were traded on the Silk Road?

spices, precious metals, gems, and jade

What was supposed to happen to Mulan when it was discovered that she was a girl?

Allowed to continue serving without punishment

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What are China's two main deserts?

Sahara Desert and Mojave Desert

Arabian Desert and Kalahari Desert

Atacama Desert and Patagonian Desert

Gobi Desert and Taklamakan Desert

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What are China's two main rivers?

Yangtze and Yellow River

Ganges and Indus River

Mississippi and Danube River

Nile and Amazon River

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which countries border China?

United States, Canada, Mexico

Brazil, Argentina, Chile

Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia

Russia, Mongolia, India, Bhutan, Nepal, Myanmar, Laos, Vietnam

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

How big is China compared to the USA?

China is much smaller than the USA in terms of land area.

China is the same size as the USA in terms of land area.

China is smaller than the USA in terms of land area.

China is slightly larger than the USA in terms of land area.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What part of China grows rice?

Central regions of China

Southern regions of China

Northern regions of China

Western regions of China

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What are the three main beliefs during the Zhou dynasty?

Confucianism, Daoism, and Legalism

Anarchy, Monarchy, and Oligarchy

Socialism, Capitalism, and Communism

Buddhism, Hinduism, and Judaism

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How did Confucianism say a king should lead?

By being ruthless and oppressive

By ignoring the needs of the people

By leading with dishonesty and corruption

With kindness, and by setting a good example for the people.

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