WorksheetsUnit 3: India, China, Persia Unit Review
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 28mins
Which empire was known as the "Golden Age" of India?
Mayan
Gupta
Mauryan
Asoka
Who brought the caste system to India?
Mauryans
Persians
Aryans
None of the above
Which cities in the Ancient Indus River Valley were known for having plumbing and running water?
(Select all that apply)
Harappa
Tenochtitlan
Ujjain
Mohenjo-Daro
Asoka's missionaries spread Buddhism from ____________________ to China and other parts of Asia.
India
Indus River Valley
Persia
Qin Territory
Which Indian empire is described below?
-Began as a dominant military power
-Spread Buddhism
-Opened hospitals, veterinary clinics, and built a road system
Harappa & Mohenjo-Daro
Gupta Empire
Aryan Empire
Mauryan Empire
Chinese rulers served under a ______________________________ and were considered as the divine authority figure only as long as their rule was just.
Civil Service System
Divine Code from Heaven
Mandate of Heaven
Divine Mandate of Authority
What was the most important institution in Confucian society?
Education
Family
Filial Piety
Being one with nature
Which of the characteristics below was NOT included in Chinese society:
Respect for Elders
Civil Service Examinations
The Caste System
Worship of Ancestors
Which symbol is associated with Daoism/Taoism?
Yin and Yang
Star of David
The Aum
Crescent and Star
What does filial piety mean?
Respect for animals
Respect for others
Respect for children
Respect for elders
Who was responsible for the construction of the Great Wall?
Ashoka
Cyrus the Great
Han Dynasty
Qin Shi Huangdi
China's system that allowed civilians to become government workers was known as the:
Imperial Bureaucracy
Satrap System
Civil Service System
Example of Cyrus the Great's tolerance towards conquered peoples
Confucianism believes that people are inherently:
Good
Bad
Indifferent
Irresponsible
Which of the following basic principles align with Daoism/Taoism?
(Select all that apply)
Lead a simple life in harmony with nature
Good karma affects one's future life
Positive relationships with others allows society to function properly
By eliminating desires, one can end suffering and reach nirvana
The Chinese worshipped ___________________- not as gods, but as helpful neighbors
Rivers
Pharaohs
Leaders
Ancestors
The concept of Heaven and Hell, which provided similarities to later concepts of Christianity and Islam, comes from what early religion?
Zoroastrianism
Buddhism
Hinduism
Judaism
What helped the Persian Empire develop trade?
Ocean travel with new ships
Allowing citizens to travel wherever they wanted to
Enhancing river travel with new boats
The Royal Road
To improve his rule, Darius I selected ___________________ to oversee _____________________.
Pharaohs; Pyramids
Satraps; Provinces
Citizens; Localities
Aryans; Khyber Pass
What was the main religion of Persia?
Zoroastrianism
Daoism/Taoism
Hinduism
Buddhism
The Vedas and Upanishads were the sacred texts of what religion?
Buddhism
Zoroastrianism
Daoism/Taoism
Hinduism
Which of the following is NOT true about Hinduism?
It is the main religion of India
It has no gods
It has many forms of one god
It has no founder
According to Buddhism, the release from selfishness and pain is known as:
Upholding the eightfold path
True enlightenment
Inner Peace
Nirvana
Reincarnation into a higher or lower caste in a future life is determined by one's:
Life choices
Karma
Loyalty to the Hindu faith
Respect for elders
Buddhism spread throughout Asia mainly through:
Trade
Conquest
Agriculture
Missionaries
Who was the founder of Buddhism?
Mahatma Gandhi
Shi Huangdi
Siddhartha Gautama
Buddhism did not have a founder
What concept do Hinduism and Buddhism disagree on?
Reincarnation
Nirvana
Respecting one's parents elders
The Caste System
Who was the founder of Hinduism?
Brahma
Siddhartha Gautama
Mahatma Gandhi
There was no founder
Which of the following was NOT a founding belief of Hinduism?
Many forms of one god (Brahma)
Reincarnation
Karma affected a person's future life (caste)
Cause of suffering is desiring what you cannot have
