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• Q 1 / 29 Score 0 All of the following religions and philosophies were developed in China EXCEPT: 29 Confucianism Daoism Buddhism Legalism

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• Q 1 All of the following religions and philosophies were developed in China EXCEPT: Confucianism Daoism Buddhism Legalism 60 s
• Q 2 The Vedas was the religious holy book and literature epic of this civilization: Aryan India Gupta India Shang China Zhou China 60 s
• Q 3 Which of the following ancient civilization was one of the "4 River Civilizations", the first known human civilizations in history? Maurya India Han China Qin China Shang China 60 s
• Q 4 Which of the following is the best summary of Confucianism? It taught that all human suffering is caused by desire It taught people to be good to others, and be respectful of one's elders and social superiors. It taught that a person should fulfill their life duties, and be good to others to hopefully have a better reincarnation in the next life. . It taught that the path to happiness was to meditate and experience oneness with nature. 60 s
• Q 5 Which of the following Indian civilizations was the largest in size? Indus River Civilization Aryan India The Mauryan Empire Gupta Empire 60 s
• Q 6 Which historical person built the tomb of terracotta warriors and started construction of China's Great Wall? Chandragupta Maurya Qin Shi Huangdi Asoka Laozi 60 s
• Q 7 Of the 8 civilizations we studied in this unit, there is one of which we know very little. We don't know the names of any rulers, we have little knowledge of customs or of taxes or of wars they fought, or even (for sure) how they declined. Which civilization is the one we know least about? Shang China Aryan-Indian Civilization Indus-River Civilization Qin China 60 s
• Q 8 Which of the following has the Chinese dynasties in chronological order from earliest ot latest? Shang, Zhou, Qin, Han Han, Zhou, Qin, Shang Zhou, Shang, Qin, Han Shang, Qin, Han, Zhou 60 s
• Q 9 Which of the following has the Indian dynasties or empires in chronological order from earliest to latest? Maurya Empire, Indus River Civilization, Gupta Empire, Aryan-Indian Civilization Aryan-Indian Civilization, Indus River Civilization, Maurya Empire, Gupta Empire Gupta Empire, Indus River Civilization, Maurya Empire, Aryan-Indian Civilization Indus River Civilization, Aryan-Indian Civilization, Maurya Empire, Gupta Empire 60 s
• Q 10 Chinese writing first began: On clay tablets On oracle bones used by priests On paper scrolls In cave paintings done by primitive peoples 60 s
• Q 11 The Chinese Civilization where Confucianism spread with the required civil service exam and where the Silk Road trade was expanded was: Shang China Zhou China Han China Qin China 60 s
• Q 12 Which of the following is not a Hindu deity (god)? Dharma Vishnu Shiva Brahma 60 s
• Q 13 Which area of civilization is affected by alternating dry and wet seasonal winds called monsoons? China India 60 s
• Q 14 Which of the following is one of the Hindu castes (the one for soldiers or warriors)? Myanaras Theravadas Taoists Kshatriyas 60 s
• Q 15 The Hindu practice where widows were burned alive on their husband’s funeral pyres was known as: Rajas Suttee Atman Karma 60 s

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Which characteristic of civilization in the Indus River Valley is illustrated in the diagram?

Economic systems

Religious institutions

Advanced urban areas

Systems for record keeping

Why were early Indus River Valley settlements sometimes forced to change location?

Communities needed to find a more defensible location.

Aryan invaders moved many settlements closer to the seas.

The course of the river occasionally changed.

Earthquakes devastated the poorly built homes.

Which of the following is one characteristic of many societies in the Early Civilizations Era (8000 B.C.-500 B.C.)?

Democratic political values

Monotheistic belief systems

Ethnic and cultural diversity

Inequality between men and women

Which of the following best describes Indian culture during the rule of the Gupta Empire?

Buddhist traditions dominated, while Hindu customs were viewed unfavorably.

Hindu culture flourished with many works of art and literature being produced.

Cultural pursuits were prohibited so people could spend their time in meditation.

Indian scholars were persecuted by political leaders who felt threatened by their ideas.

Which belief system gained prominence in India during the Mauryan Empire?

Christianity

Confucianism

Why did Emperor Qin Shi Huangdi adopt a legalist philosophy of governing after gaining power

He wanted peasants to abandon their Buddhist practices and customs.

He understood that filial piety along with duty to society was very important.

He believed that strong laws and punishments would bring about social order.

He wanted to speed up the rebuilding of the military after defeating the Zhou.

How did the Han Dynasty create a centralized government and complex bureaucracy in

Elected groups of twenty families were chosen to serve as advisers to the emperor.

Laws were passed restricting the size of the government and the number of officials.

A system of civil services exams was established for the selection of government

A series of civil wars was fought and victorious generals became governors in the provinces.

The physical geography of China influenced development in the Huang He valley because —

waterfalls on the river made it difficult to navigate affecting trade in the area.

earthquakes in the region caused destruction creating a need for stable government.

large deposits of iron ore attracted invaders to the region resulting in constant warfare.

mountains to the west of the river valley protected the region creating cultural isolation.

Which of the following is a central idea of Hinduism?

Followers should worship one god.

All believers are equal in the eyes of God.

Society is organized into rigid social classes.

Salvation is obtained by following strict dietary laws.

Siddhartha Gautama’s quest for personal enlightenment began with ―

observing suffering in the world

developing a guide to meditation

rejecting the idea of monotheism

taking political power from the king

Which objective is a primary goal of Confucianism?

Separate society into distinct social classes

Restore social order through proper behavior

Gain salvation through belief in a personal god

Achieve a higher spiritual state through self-sacrifice

How are the origins of Hinduism and Buddhism similar?

Both were founded at the same time.

Both began in the same modern-day country.

Both implemented a caste system for social classes.

Both considered Siddhartha Gautama as the principal founder.

Why did the Mauryan Empire flourish under the leadership of Ashoka?

Ashoka passed laws that were so strict, no one dared to rebel.

Ashoka divided the empire into smaller city-states ruled by his brothers and sons.

Ashoka instituted a period of peace and open trade after his conversion to Buddhism.

Ashoka forced many to convert to Buddhism and exiled rebellious Hindus from India.

Confucianism has remained a component of Chinese culture throughout most of history

Confucian warlords forced the nomadic peasants to convert

Confucian followers built large universities along the Silk Road

Confucian teachings stressed family relationships regardless of who governed

Confucian leaders prohibited other belief systems from being practiced in China

Which classical civilization created the decimal system and numeral writing used in the world

Gupta India

Persian Empire

Classical Greece

Which ancient civilization was the first to use city planning and sewer systems?

Indus Valley

Mesopotamia

How important is the Ganges to Hindu culture and religion?

It is dirty

It is salvation

It's okay, but the Nile is better

Who are Ganges and Hindu?

How can people escape worldly suffering in Buddhism?

by listening to Nirvana

By listening to the Ramones

by understanding the four noble truths and by practicing the eight fold path.

By being good boys and girls.

Confucius advised rulers: “Deal with the people as if you were officiating at an important sacrifice.”How do you think Chinese society was structured given the importance of Confucius ideas?

Respectful and responsible

"I do what I want" attitude

"I do what my friends want" attitude

Right on dude.

What are some examples of Han inventions still used today?

iphones, skateboards, and crocs

paper, wheelbarrows, and fishing reels

knives, axes, and scissors

arrows, dice, and flutes

What factors helped Buddhism spread through China?

Buddhism was able to absorb many of the Confucian and Daoist thoughts.

Buddhist monks beat peasants into submission.

Buddhist monks paid LOTS of money to peasants.

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