Qin Shi Huang and the Qin Dynasty

Chinii Hangi, the first emperor of a unified China, implemented significant reforms and constructions, including the Great Wall. His strict rule led to rebellions, and his quest for immortality remained unfulfilled. After his death, the Chin Dynasty fell, giving rise to the Han Dynasty.

Who was the first emperor of a unified China?

• Ying Zheng

• Confucius

• Liu Bang

• Qin Shi Huang

What was the main achievement of Qin Shi Huang during the Warring States Period?

• Creating the Terracotta Army

• Conquering the competing states

• Building the Great Wall

• Establishing the Han Dynasty

What was one of the key reforms introduced by Qin Shi Huang?

• A new form of government

• A unified monetary system

• A new religion

• A new language

How did Qin Shi Huang ensure the enforcement of his laws?

• By holding public debates

• By offering rewards

• By sending governors with soldiers

• By building more schools

What was the purpose of the Great Wall of China?

• To protect against nomadic invaders

• To serve as a trade route

• To display the emperor's power

• To mark the boundary of the empire

What was Qin Shi Huang's ultimate goal regarding his life?

• To become a god

• To write a book

• To live forever

• To conquer the world

What was the fate of the Terracotta Warriors?

• They were used in battle

• They were displayed in a museum

• They were buried with Qin Shi Huang

• They were destroyed in a fire

Who succeeded Qin Shi Huang as the emperor?

• Liu Bang

• Qin Er Shi

• Qin Ai

• Zhao Gao

What led to the downfall of the Qin Dynasty?

• Natural disasters

• Foreign invasions

• Economic collapse

• Peasant rebellions

Which dynasty was established after the fall of the Qin Dynasty?

• The Song Dynasty

• The Ming Dynasty

• The Han Dynasty

• The Tang Dynasty