Geography
Zhou Dynasty
Qin Dynasty
Han Dynasty
Philosophies
100
"A" represents this geographic feature.
What is the Gobi Desert?
100
True/False: The Zhou Dynasty was the 2nd longest lasting dynasty in Chinese history behind the Han.
What is False?
100
The philosophy used by the Qin dynasty to keep order throughout China.
What is Legalism?
100
The philosophy used by the Han Dynasty to rule their empire.
What is Confucianism?
100
The philosophy based on proper family relationships and mutual respect.
What is Confucianism?
200
The geographic feature that isolated ancient India from Ancient China.
What are the Himalayan Mountains?
200
The Zhou Dynasty started this belief, that says they are in charge because supernatural forces said so.
What is the Mandate of Heaven?
200
This man ruled the Qin Dynasty with an iron fist, jailing, killing, or otherwise punishing any individuals who disagreed with him.
Who is Shi Huangdi?
200
The Silk Road started under the Han dynasty allowed for the introduction of which idea into China through cultural diffusion?
What is Buddhism?
200
The Confucian idea that encourages children to respect and care for their elders.
What is filial piety?
300
The geographic feature that is nicknamed "China's Sorrow".
What is the Yellow River?
300
The time period characterized by chaos and fighting between Chinese kingdoms that fell after the Zhou Dynasty.
What is the Warring States Period?
300
The project begun by the Qin Dynasty that protected China, but at a terrible human cost.
What is the Great Wall of China?
300
The Han dynasty emperors did THIS to ensure that their government was being run by capable people.
What is giving exams to civil service agents?
300
This time period caused Chinese people to look to new ideas on how to fix China such as Confucianism and Legalism.
What is the Warring States Period?
400
The Silk Road connected civilizations on these two continents through trade.
What are Asia and Europe?
400
The Zhou Dynasty ended because these people got too powerful and rebelled against the Zhou king.
What are local governors/lords/rulers.
400
Shi Huangdi standardized several things in China, including money, weights/measurements, and this.
What is language?
400
This Han Emperor greatly expanded China's territory, defeated the northern nomadic tribes, and fought for more equality amongst his citizens.
Who is Wudi?
400
One aspect of Legalism was this, which is the act of trying to stamp out the teaching or spreading of opposing ideas.
What is Censorship?
500
The most commonly grown crop grown in the SOUTHERN region of China around the Yangtze river.
What is rice?
500
The name of the system used by the Zhou kings that involved giving land to nobles in exchange for taxes and soldiers.
What is Feudalism?
500
This was the name of the first emperor of the Qin Dynasty before he renamed himself Qin Shi Huangdi.
What is King Zheng?
500
This civilization was obsessed with trading with the Han Dynasty for Chinese silk through the Silk Road.
What is Rome?
500
This man's ideas inspired Shi Huangdi's strict laws and harsh punishments.
Who is Han Feizi?