Ancient China Test Review

Which number correctly identifies the location of the Yangtze River?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

How did the mountains of western Asia impact early Chinese civilizations?

• They were difficult to defend and left early Chinese civilizations vulnerable to invasion.

• They were easily crossed and allowed early Chinese civilizations easy access to trade.

• They isolated early Chinese civilizations from the outside world.

• They provided early Chinese civilizations with precious metals like gold.

How did the geography of China impact the development of the Shang Dynasty?

• The Shang Dynasty developed in a large canyon that provided protection.

• The Shang Dynasty developed along the coast to increase trade.

• The Shang Dynasty developed in the desert to prevent invasion.

• The Shang Dynasty developed near rivers that provided clean water.

What were some characteristics that defined the Warring States era in ancient China?

• trade and a strong economy

• peace and prosperity

• political and social instability

• political and social stability

What message did Confucius have for leaders in ancient China?

• Broadcast your accomplishments.

• Punish your enemies.

• Gather great wealth.

• Lead by example.

How did Qin Shi Huangdi impact Chinese civilization?

• He defeated the Mongolian Empire.

• He conquered Japan.

• He isolated China from the Silk Road.

• He unified China into an empire.

According to this chart, the Five Relationships of Confucianism had the greatest impact on which

aspect of Chinese culture?

• economics

• social structure

• military

• international treaties

Which of the following is NOT one of the Four Great Inventions of Ancient China?

• Compass

• Gunpowder

• Paper

• Silk

The Silk Road was important to the development of Chinese civilization because it ______.

• Brought great wealth to China

• Weakened rivals in Japan and India

• Created alliances with Japan and India

• Brought disease to China

How did geography affect the development of Chinese culture?

• Long coastlines made access to trade possible.

• Flat land made travel easy.

• Great Wall of China made travel along the top easier for traders.

• Tall mountains and deserts isolated China from other nations.