book 8 part 1

What did the Neo-Assyrians use to scare other countries?

• Peace talks using letters
• Smart debates using rules
• Friendly trade offers
• Brutal punishments using force
• Colorful flags using maps

What made the Song Dynasty known around the world?

• Strong kings using knights
• Big armies using forts
• Advanced tools using ideas
• Rich clothes using dancing
• Tall statues using towers

What is soft power mostly about?

• Controlling small countries
• Sharing cool ideas using culture
• Making new borders
• Paying people to agree
• Using army using weapons

What helped the Ottonians gain more power?

• Getting rich merchants
• Using church support
• Making smart schools
• Fighting other kings
• Selling shiny gold

Why did the Carolingian Empire break apart?

• Moved their capital far
• Lost a big war together
• Chose new religions
• Split by family members
• Joined using other empires

Who is MOST likely to support foreign aid with conditions?

• A leader who loves giving
• An artist painting peace
• A country needing friends
• A state seeking power
• A farmer wanting peace

Which country is MOST likely to use K-pop as soft power?

• Germany
• China
• South Korea
• India
• Mexico

Who is MOST likely to be called a client state?

• A land giving free support
• A state helping others
• A place with no history
• A country with many allies
• A nation depending on aid

If soft power were a gift, it would MOST likely be:

• A toy tank
• A strong handshake
• A playlist and cupcakes
• A magic book
• A big locked box

A new ‘Rome’ using hard power would MOST likely bring:

• Dances and fireworks
• Books and songs
• Warnings and punishments
• Kind talks and hugs
• Flags and flowers