Classical Civilizations Test

What is a tyrant?

• A kind and generous leader

• A cruel and oppressive ruler

• A democratic ruler

• A fair and just ruler

Why is the Qin Dynasty considered a classical civilization?

• He unified China, appointed governors, encouraged tattling, believed in Legalism, created unified systems, and had public works projects.

• It was known for its democratic governance and philosophical advancements.

• The Qin Dynasty was famous for its maritime explorations and trade routes.

• It was a period of great artistic and cultural achievements, particularly in literature and music.

Which of the following best describes Legalism?

• A philosophy that emphasizes strict adherence to laws and the use of state power to maintain order

• A belief in the natural goodness of humans and the importance of moral education

• A system that promotes individual freedom and minimal government intervention

• A religious doctrine focused on spiritual enlightenment

Name one public works project initiated by Emperor Qin.

• Grand Canal

• Great Wall

• Terracotta soldiers

• Forbidden City

The first ruler of the Han Dynasty was:

• Liu Bang

• Qin Shi Huang

• Emperor Wu

• Cao Cao

The Han Dynasty ruled for how many years?

• 400 years

• 200 years

• 600 years

• 800 years

The Han kept which system from the Qin?

• Legalism

• Feudalism

• Confucianism

• Bureaucracy

Which trade routes were expanded under the Han Dynasty?

• Silk Road

• Trans-Saharan Trade Route

• Amber Road

• Spice Route

What geographical feature separates the Greek City-States?

• Island

• mountains

• Valley

• Desert

What was the main crop in Ancient Greece?

• Wheat

• Olive trees

• Grapes

• Barley