WorksheetsConfucianism, Daoism, and Legalism review
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 19mins
Who was the intellectual leader behind Confucianism?
Confucius
Laozi
Hanfeizi
Who was the leader behind Daoism?
Confucius
Laozi
Hanfeizi
Who was the leader behind Legalism
Confucius
Laozi
Hanfeizi
Which book outlines the teachings of Legalism?
The Analects
Dao De Jing
Hanfeizi
Which book outlines the teachings of Confucianism?
The Analects
Dao De Jing
Hanfeizi
Which book outlines the teachings of Daoism?
The Analects
Dao De Jing
Hanfeizi
The goal of (a) is to achieve a just and peaceful society by using standards of good behavior in roles and in relationships with others.
The goal of (a) is for people to gain happiness and peace by living in harmony, or agreement, with the way of nature
The goal of (a) is to create peace and order in society through strict and enforced laws
_________ believe people are selfish and will always pursue their own self interest
Legalists
Daoists
Followers of Confucius
_______ believe everyone can follow the way of nature by living simple lives of quiet meditation
Daoists
Legalists
Followers of Confucius
_________ believe you should "do not do to others what you would not want done to yourself."
Followers of Confucius
Legalists
Daoists
Harmony with (a) is deeply rooted in Daoism
Respectful (a) are at the core of Confucianism
It was necessary for Legalist leaders to enforce strict (a) with rewards for good behavior or punishments for bad behavior.
Which school of thought (philosophy) would expect rulers to carefully monitory citizens with punishments for not performing well?
(a)
Which school of thought (philosophy) would expect rulers to govern less harshly and support thought, writing, and art?
(a)
Which school of thought (philosophy) would expect rulers to set a good example?
(a)
Which image represents Legalism?
Which image represents Daoism
Which image represents Confucianism?
What is Dao?
"The Way"; the force that gave order to the natural universe.
A book written by Laozi
A symbol
Hanfeizi instructed rulers to have absolute power. What is absolute power?
total, complete, and unrestricted government power
a Chinese philosophy that emphasizes strict obedience to laws
complete control over some laws and no control over other laws
less harsh and more hands off power
How many basic relationships between people are outlined by Confucianism?
5:
ruler and subject;
husband and wife;
father and son;
older sibling and younger sibling;
friend and friend;
4:
ruler and subject;
husband and wife;
father and son;
friend and friend
3:
ruler and subject;
husband and wife;
friend and son;
2:
ruler and subject;
friend and friend
1:
ruler and subject
Draw a Yin Yang symbol
