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Belief Systems (Religion)
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Rulers and Laws (Politics)
Daily Lives (Economy & Social Structure)
100

This major river in China is also known as the "Yellow River.

What is the Huang He

100

This Indian religion believes in karma, dharma, and achieving moksha.

 What is Hinduism

100

This massive structure, begun during the Qin Dynasty, was built to protect China from nomadic invaders and stretches over 13,000 miles.

What is the Great Wall of China

100

In both Ancient China and India, this person had absolute power over the government, military, and laws, and was often considered to have divine authority.

Who is the king or emperor

100

This system in India divided society into hierarchical groups.

What is the caste system

200

This river in India is considered sacred by Hindus.

What is the Ganges

200

This Chinese philosophy emphasizes harmony with nature and "The Way."

 What is Daoism

200

This mathematical concept, originating in India, is essential for modern mathematics.

What is zero

200

This philosophy, associated with the Qin Dynasty, focused on strict laws, harsh punishments, and a strong central government to maintain order.

What is Legalism

200

This trade route connected China to the Mediterranean world.

What is the Silk Road

300

These mountains separated India from China and acted as a natural barrier.

What are the Himalayas

300

This Indian religion was founded by Siddhartha Gautama.

 What is Buddhism

300

This ancient city in the Indus Valley is known for its advanced urban planning, including a large public bath and a complex drainage system.

What is Mohenjo-Daro

300

The Indian empire known for its golden age and advancements in science, art, and literature.

What is the Gupta Empire

300

The Indian social class that included priests and scholars.

 What is the Brahmin class

400

This desert in northern China is one of the largest and driest in the world.

 What is the Gobi Desert

400

In Hinduism, this refers to the duties, rights, and responsibilities that each individual must follow based on their position in society

What is dharma

400

This advanced feature of Mohenjo-Daro, part of the Indus Valley Civilization, included well-planned drains and sewage systems, making it one of the earliest examples of urban sanitation.

What is the sewer system of Mohenjo-Daro

400

This philosophy believed that rulers should lead by example and act morally, stressing the importance of virtue and ethics for societal harmony.

What is Confucianism

400

This profession in Ancient China was highly valued, as they produced goods like pottery, silk, and jade, and contributed to the economy through craftsmanship.

What is artisan or craftsmanship

500

The seasonal winds that impacted agriculture and trade in Ancient India.

What are monsoons

500

In Hinduism and Buddhism, this cycle of birth, death, and rebirth is governed by the law of karma, where one's actions in life affect their future lives. Following one's dharma can help break this cycle.

 What is samsara

500

These ancient items, often made of clay, metal, or stone, have been uncovered at various archaeological sites in India and China, providing valuable insights into the daily lives, religion, and technology of early civilizations.

What are artifacts

500

In Ancient China and during the European Middle Ages, this system involved kings granting land to nobles in exchange for military service, creating a hierarchy of power.

What is feudalism

500

This agricultural product was one of the most important exports of Ancient China.

What is silk

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