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WorksheetsUnit 3: India & China Vocabulary
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
Which best describes a golden age?
Times of internal challenges, strife, conflict, arguments, and warfare
Periods of great wealth, prosperity, stability, and cultural and scientific achievement
Years of leaders who listen to their citizens, leading to a mutual respect
A golden age is when a civilization has a surplus of gold, and can trade for other resources
What is a dynasty?
A series of rulers from the same family
A functioning government system
An ancient Japanese form of martial arts
A bloodline
What is a monsoon?
A type of plant located near the Indus River Valley
A seasonal wind pattern that causes wet and dry seasons
A religion in China
A type of clothing worn in polytheistic festivals
What is karma?
A type of food that is harvested and exported
A religious festival, praying to the river gods for a good harvest
Good or bad actions that impact your future life
The sum of all knowledge, related to wealth and power
Reincarnation is the belief that:
Souls are born and reborn many times, each time into a new body
Your soul will be cleansed if you pray for a minimum of 30 years
The planet has enough resources to feed the future generations
Buddhists do not need money to survive
Who are missionaries?
People who build schools to educate in religion
People who spread religious beliefs
People who write religious books
People who plant trees
What are ethics?
A type of prayer to polytheistic gods
Legal principles that establish a code of punishments for society
The ways one should act when interacting with their elders
A set of rules or guidelines for behavior that are established by society
When will a Buddhist reach enlightenment?
When they have acted good enough to be praised by the gods
When they find perfect peace by ending suffering and are no longer reborn
When their human soul merges with nature
When they practice non-violence
A Chinese way of life teaching kindness and respect, and focusing on family and good behavior to create a society where everyone knows their role.
Daoism
Buddhism
Confucianism
Legalism
A Chinese philosophy focused on simplicity and living in harmony with the Dao, the guiding force of all reality.
Buddhism
Legalism
Confucianism
Daoism
The Chinese belief that people were bad by nature and needed to be controlled.
Punishmental
Legalism
Confucianism
Daoism
What best defines culture?
How different social classes interact with one another, especially the lowest class to the highest class
The common language that a civilization shares, which enables them to trade effectively with others
The values, beliefs, and ways of life of a particular group of people, creating a shared identity
The artistic and architectural expressions of a civilization
What does ahimsa mean?
Materialistic
Karma
Liberation
Non-violence
What does it mean to censor?
To check media and remove or block parts
To enhance the availability of information
To promote freedom of speech
To prohibit freedom of religion
What are morals?
A religious book of worship
The way a society establishes laws and punishments
An individual's personal sense of right and wrong behavior
What ancient individuals used to travel across natural barriers
What best describes philosophy?
The analysis of historical events; Their impacts
The study of big questions; A love for wisdom
The study of physical geographic features
The examination of language and communication
What does it mean to standardize?
To make something fair and consistent
To develop a personal standard for communication
To create a unique measurement the passage of time
To eliminate all threats to the government
