Leadership Of First Chinese Emperor Quiz

Which action might indicate that a leader is effective?

• A leader who has absolute control over his people

• A leader who unifies the government

• A leader who has his opponents killed

• A leader whose legacy of punishments lasts years beyond his death

Which action could suggest that a leader is ineffective?

• A leader who makes laws for everyone to follow

• A leader who protects his people from invaders

• A leader who has his opponents killed

• A leader whose legacy lasts years beyond his death

What term is used to describe the process of making systems uniform across an entire country, as practiced by Qin Shi Huangdi?

• Immortalize

• Censor

• Standardize

• Construct

Which of the following was one of the major constructions associated with Qin Shi Huangdi?

• The Forbidden City

• The Great Wall

• The Terracotta Army

• The Summer Palace

What action did Qin Shi Huangdi take to suppress intellectual dissent?

• Standardization

• Immortalization

• Construction

• Censorship

What was Qin Shi Huangdi's ultimate goal that he could not achieve, as suggested by the vocabulary term?

• Standardization

• Construction

• Censorship

• Immortality

Why did the Emperor of Qin create a unified set of laws?

• To improve trade and writing in China

• To standardize Chinese culture

• Because of his Legalist beliefs

• To build the Great Wall of China

How did Qin Shi Huangdi improve trade and writing in China?

• By creating a unified set of laws

• By standardizing weights, measures, and currency

• By building a vast network of roads and canals

• By constructing the Terracotta Army

How did the emperor protect China’s northern border?

• By building a series of fortifications

• By forming alliances with neighboring countries

• By training a large army of archers

• By establishing trade routes

Who constructed the Great Wall? What difficulties did they face?

• The Emperor of Qin, facing labor shortages and harsh weather

• Local farmers, facing attacks from invaders

• Ming Dynasty rulers, facing economic constraints

• The Emperor of Qin, facing resistance from the local population