WorksheetsAncient China
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 19mins
(Vocab) Great Wall
China's barrier northern fort tear.
The most famous trade route.
Water link north and southern parts of China.
Time after disorder after Han Dynasty.
(Vocab) Silk Road
China's barrier northern fort tear.
Measure a strength of an earthquake
The most famous trade route.
Stress living in harmony with Dao.
(Vocab) Acupuncture
Measure a strength of an earthquake.
Practice of inserting needles to reveal pain.
A thin type of pottery.
stress living in harmony with Dao.
(Vocab) Seismograph
Time of disorder after the Han dynasty.
Religion that focuses on ethics.
People are bad by nature and need to be controlled.
Measure a strength of an earthquake.
(Vocab) Legalism
Stress living in harmony with Dao.
People are bad by nature and need to be controlled.
Time of disorder after the Han dynasty.
Religion that focuses on ethics.
(Vocab) Confucianism
Religion that focuses on ethics.
Time of disorder after the Han dynasty.
A thin type of pottery.
Avoidance of contract with other countries.
(Vocab) Daoism
People are bad by nature and need to be controlled.
Water link north and southern parts of China.
stress living in harmony with Dao.
Time of disorder after the Han dynasty.
(Vocab) Grand Canal
Avoidance of contract with other countries.
China's barrier northern fort tear.
The most famous trade route.
Water link north and southern parts of China.
(Vocab) Period of Disunion
Practice of inserting needles to reveal pain.
Time of disorder after the Han dynasty.
Religion that focuses on ethics.
stress living in harmony with Dao.
(Vocab) Porcelain
Time of disorder after the Han dynasty.
Religion that focuses on ethics.
A thin type of pottery.
Measure a strength of an earthquake.
(Vocab) Isolationism
Avoidance of contract with other countries.
Religion that focuses on ethics.
Water link north and southern parts of China.
People are bad by nature and need to be controlled.
(Vocab) Empress Wu
University ruler, leader of the Mongol's.
The most influential teacher in China.
The most famous teacher of Daoism.
First and only women ruler to rule China.
(Vocab) Genghis Khan
China’s first emperor.
University ruler, leader of the Mongol's.
The most famous teacher of Daoism.
The most influential teacher in China.
(Vocab) Kublai Khan
First and only ruler to rule China.
China’s first emperor.
Grandson of Genghis Khan.
the most influential teacher in China.
(Vocab) Laozi
The most famous teacher of Daoism.
Grandson of Genghis Khan.
China’s first emperor.
University ruler, leader of the Mongol's.
(Vocab) Shi Huangdi
Grandson of Genghis Khan.
China’s first emperor.
The most influential teacher in China.
First and only ruler to rule China.
(Vocab) Confucious
The most famous teacher of Daoism.
University ruler, leader of the Mongol's.
The most influential teacher in China.
Grandson of Genghis Khan.
How many dynasties does China have?
14
1
24
9
What was the first dynasty?
Han
Zhou
Shang
Xia
What is the longest river in China?
Yellow River
Grand Canal
Chang Jang River
Amur River
What is another name for Huang He River?
Amur River
Yellow River
Xi River
Huai River
Which dynasty lasted the longest?
Tang
Sang
Xia
Zhou
Song
Why was the Great Wall built?
All of the above
Protect against invaders
To block land
None of the above
The Mongol Empire was known as what dynasty?
Song
Yuan
Zhou
Han
Which dynasty overthrew the Mongol's?
Sang's
Zhou's
Yuan's
Ming's
What are some geographical features that affect where people settle in China?
Himmalalus
Mount Hua
Yellow River
Gobi Desert
Opposite forces that balance each other out in Daoism are called?
(a)
