Taoism, Confucianism, and Legalism Concepts

The video explores the Zhou Dynasty, China's third dynasty, focusing on its three main ideologies: Legalism, Confucianism, and Taoism. Legalism emphasizes strict laws and punishments, Confucianism focuses on social harmony and structure, and Taoism advocates for following the natural way of the universe. The video also discusses the dynasty's history, its eventual fall, and its lasting impact on Chinese culture.

When did the Zhou Dynasty begin?

• 1368 AD

• 1046 BC

• 256 BC

• 221 BC

Which period in the Zhou Dynasty was marked by contention and different ideologies?

• Spring and Autumn Period

• Warring States Period

• Ming Dynasty

• Golden Age

What is the core belief of Legalism?

• Importance of rituals

• Balance of opposites

• People are inherently bad and need strict laws

• People are inherently good

Who is considered the founder of Legalism?

• Sun Tzu

• Confucius

• Han Feizi

• Laozi

What is a key concept of Confucianism?

• Non-action

• Strict laws

• Middle Way

• Reincarnation

In Confucianism, what does 'Jen' mean?

• Wisdom

• Faith

• Kindness

• Justice

Who is the central figure in Taoism?

• Confucius

• Sun Tzu

• Han Feizi

• Laozi

What does the Taiji symbol represent in Taoism?

• Strict laws

• Middle Way

• Balance of opposites

• Rituals

What ideology did the Qin Dynasty use to rise to power?

• Taoism

• Legalism

• Buddhism

• Confucianism

How long did the Zhou Dynasty last?

• 200 years

• 400 years

• 600 years

• 800 years