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WorksheetsAncient China Part 2
Total questions: 63
Worksheet time: 32mins
How did the Han government differ from the Qin government in terms of education?
The Han taught the values of Confucianism.
The Han taught the new ways of technology.
They taught the difference between right and wrong.
They taught the difference between what men and women's jobs are.
Began to work on the Great Wall
Zhou
Qin
Han
Shang
He encouraged learning and lowered taxes
Han
Qin
Zhou
Shang
What did the Han gain from Zhang Qian’s journey?
They gained freedom and slaves were freed.
The ability to have transportation.
The ability to trade with people in Asia.
They did not gain anything.
What were threats to the Qin dynasty?
Farmers
The nomads in the north.
The nomads in general.
Slaves
How did the Han emperors prevent local noblemen from becoming too powerful?
Having a strong central government.
Trading a lot
Not listening to his laws
Who conquered more territory, the Han or the Qin?
Han
Qin
What did Han emperors do to keep the economy stable?
They gave many people power.
They were recommended by rulers and then put through tests.
Having high taxes
Making more items more expensive
What were some examples of penalties for breaking a law under Shi Huangdi?
Losing a limb or being buried
Putting them into a room forever
Being fined
Left in the middle of no where
What natural event occurs early in the story, “An Emperor in this Life and the Next”?
A blizzard
A tornado
A hurricane
A monsoon
Where and by whom was silk woven?
By kids in their backyards
By a woman on a weaver
By the whole family anywhere you want
All the girls in their family by the river
Dominant large part of the region
Shang
Zhou
Qin
Han
Earliest dynasty to which we have written record.
Shang
Qin
Han
Zhou
Had Oracle bones
Shang
Zhou
Qin
Han
Rules passed down through family
Shang
Zhou
Quin
Han
Best known for their bronze metalworking
Han
Shang
Qin
Zhou
Human and Animal sacrifices
Han
Qin
Zhou
Shang
Attacked Shang kingdom in 1050 B.C.
Zhou
Shang
Qin
Han
Used wealth to build large cities
Qin
Shang
Han
Zhou
Lasted 600 years
Shang
Zhou
Quin
Han
Built dikes
Han
Zhou
Qin
Shang
Warring States Period came to an end when they unified
QIN
ZHOU
HAN
SHANG
First Han emperor came from a poor family
Shang
Zhou
Quin
Han
First emperor of unified China
Shi Huangdi
Wudi
Merchants
Officials
a long wall running east and west along his empire’s northern border
Centralization
Great Wall
Silk Road
Civil Service
to set rules that make things more similar
Legalism
Standardization
Confucian Values
Farmers
belief that a strong leader and a strong legal system are needed to create social order
Monopoly
Legalism
Confucianism
Centralization
central governing system
Centralization
Seismograph
Censor
Merchants
5th Han emperor who ruled for 50 years
Lacquer Wave
Standardized Currency
Wudi
Farmers
a system of government employees mainly selected for their skill and knowledge
Standardization
Shi Huangdi
Civil Service
Legalism
a network of trade routes that crossed Asia
Great Wall
Officials
Silk Road
Envoys
the ideas of Confusious
Silk Road
Wudi
Confucian Values
Centralization
produced basic goods - were respected in Han dynasty
Farmers
Merchants
Officials
Confucianism
A protective coating made from the sap of a special tree
Lacquer Wave
Monopoly
Envoys
Standardized Currency
A currency that is the same everywhere
Standardized Currency
Legalism
Merchants
Seismograph
the teachings of Confucius and his students
Confucian Values
Civil Service
Confucianism
Merchants
People who made their fortunes on the silk road
Lacquer Wave
farmers
Merchants
Great Wall
A tool to detect earthquakes
Seismograph
Monopoly
Censor
Wudi
When a single group controls the production of a good or service
Standardization
Monopoly
Standardized Currency
Shi Huangdi
Representatives of the emperor
Envoys
Farmers
Merchants
Confucianism
People assigned to a position in government
Officials
Censor
Lacquer Wave
Silk Road
Ban ideas found dangerous or offensive
Censor
Confucian Values
Centralization
Seismograph
The last 200 years of the Zhou Dynasty is know as the...
Period of Warring States
The Revolutionary War
The Emperors Rebelion
Period of Warring Snakes
Which ancient Chinese philosophy believed strict laws and harsh punishments would lead to proper behavior?
Daoism
Confucianism
Shintoism
Legalism
What famous teacher was the founder of Confucianism?
Lu Bang
Hanfeizi
Confucius
This should be easy. It is named after the guy who started it!
What benefit did standardized currency (money) bring to China?
It made it easier to trade anywhere in the empire.
It reduced the economic power of the warlords.
It increased wealth for all citizens.
It allowed the government to collect taxes.
What does Daoism and Confucianism have in common?
Order and Stability
Yin and Yang
Learning
Gods
What impact did the Silk Road have on China?
In enable the Han to expand Chinese territory.
It allowed the Chinese to learn the process of making silk.
It brought new ideas such as Buddhism into China.
It made travel easier between northern and southern China.
In the social order of ancient China, merchants were...
highly respected for production of basic goods.
high respected for their wealth.
Little respected for low social status.
Little respected because they do not produce goods.
What was was traded from China on the Silk Road.
bread
silk & rice
milk
wheat
What is the silk road?
a soccer field
a football field
a trading route
a path
What is the correct chronological order of the b.c. ancient china dynasties discussed in class?
Han, Ming, Lee, Chang
Shang, Zhou, Qin, Han
Zhou, Qing, Sumer, Harappa
Laozi, Confucius, Buddha, Mulan
During the Qin Dynasty, the ruler Shi Huang-di began construction of the..
Great Wall
Pyramid of Giza
Ziggurat Temple
Fleet of Zheng he
During the han dynasty, they traded with the roman empire becoming very wealthy and powerful because of what main export?
Cotton
Wheat
Silk
Gold
Confucianism focused on
Following the vedas of hinduism
The yin and yang
worshipping more than one god
Respecting rulers and elders
