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WorksheetsAncient Asia Test
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Warring States Period
Competition between 7 states in China for land and power
A period of conflict in Japan from 475 to 221 BC
A period of conflict in ancient India for land and power
A period in Korea for land and power
Dynasty that lost power during the Warring States Period
Qin Dynasty
Tang Dynasty
Zhou Dynasty
Han Dynasty
Effects of the war during the Warring States Period on common people
Strengthening of community ties
Increase in cultural festivals
Increase in agricultural productivity
Lived in fear, farms were destroyed
Invention that changed the way people fought in war
Bows and arrows
Crossbows
Knives
Catapults
Common question during the Warring States Period
How can we bring peace back to China?
What were the main battles fought during the Warring States Period?
Who were the key philosophers of the Warring States Period?
What were the economic policies of the states during the Warring States Period?
Teachings of Confucianism
Teachings focused on strict legalism and punishment.
Respecting elders and being kind
Emphasis on individualism and personal freedom.
Focus on economic prosperity and wealth accumulation.
Teaching of Daoism
Daoism promotes strict adherence to rituals and ceremonies.
The teaching of Daoism emphasizes harmony with the Dao and living in harmony with nature.
Daoism encourages conflict and competition among individuals.
Live simply and end suffering
Teaching of Taoism
Teaching of Buddhism
Teaching of Judaism
Living simply increases stress.
True statement about Confucius
Confucius emphasized the importance of ethics and education.
Confucius focused solely on religious rituals and ceremonies.
Confucius advocated for strict punishment and control.
He taught about respect, kindness, and duty.
Meaning of the word dynasty
A type of government system
A cultural tradition
A series of rulers from the same family.
A historical event
Tools used by the early Japanese hunter-gatherers
Stone tools
Glass artifacts
Plastic utensils
Metal tools
Discovery that helped early Japanese populations to grow
Fishing techniques
Animal husbandry
Dryland farming
Discovery of agricultural techniques
Training of the Samurai Warriors
The samurai warriors were trained in cooking and gardening.
The samurai warriors focused solely on horseback riding.
The samurai warriors were primarily trained in diplomacy and negotiation.
The samurai warriors were trained in fencing and archery.
Moral code followed by the samurai
Chivalry
Bushido
Samurai Code
Ninja Ethics
Whom did the samurais serve and protect?
Daimyos
Merchants
Peasants
Shoguns
Largest land empire in history
Ottoman Empire
Mongol Empire
Roman Empire
British Empire
Belief system mainly followed by the Mongols
Buddhism
Taoism
Christianity
Shamanism
Treatment of religions by the Mongols in the conquered areas
The Mongols forced conversion to their own religion in all territories.
The Mongols persecuted all non-Mongol religions.
The Mongols allowed religions to flourish and permitted freedom of worship in the conquered areas.
The Mongols imposed strict religious laws in the conquered areas.
What helped the growth of the Silk Road during the Mongol Empire?
Horse messengers and relay stations
The establishment of a new currency that discouraged trade.
The rise of maritime trade routes that overshadowed land routes.
The decline of trade routes due to natural disasters.
The new name of Temujin as a leader
Kublai Khan
Tamerlane
Attila the Hun
Genghis Khan
