Why is the Huang He sometimes called "China's Sorrow"?

The river has flooded many times and killed a lot of people.

The river flows quickly and causes many accidents.

Huang He translated into English means "China's Sorrow."

The river is polluted and causes illness to anyone who drinks it.

What caused the big change in belief systems in Ancient China?

People wanted to learn how to improve their lives, even during times of chaos, war, and unhappiness.

Traveling missionaries came from other civilizations and shared their religions.

The government announced that all citizens would be changing their religions to match that of their ruler.

People had never had religion in China before and learned about it from India.

Daoism focuses on which concepts? Choose all that apply.

Giving up concerns and connecting with nature

Working hard to improve the community

The original goal of the Great Wall was to . It was later used to .

protect merchants along trade routes

Why did many rulers use oracle bones?

Oracle bones helped rulers make political decisions.

Oracle bones help arrange marriages between royals.

Oracle bones predicted the weather.

Oracle bones told rulers which citizens were planning rebellions.

Why is Qin Shi Huangdi considered an important figure in world history? Choose all that apply.

He was the first ruler of China.

He standardized measurements, money, and laws.

He ordered the building of many massive projects.

He made Confucianism the official religion of China.

Why is Wu of Han considered an important figure in world history? Choose all that apply.

He was an emperor who was not born into royalty.

He got rid of harsh Legalistic practices and lowered taxes.

He helped create an exam to make sure that only capable people were hired, regardless of status.

He extended trade out of China's borders which increased China's relations with outside civilizations.

He was paranoid due to multiple assassination attempts.

What was a negative about the Silk Road?

The amount of people using it increased the spread of disease.

The environment was destroyed by so many people taking the same path.

It wasn't actually made of silk, making it worthless in China.

The climate around the Silk Road caused many flash floods that destroyed trade items.

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