Silk Road Basics
Trade, Culture & Religion
The Great Wall Basics
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100

What valuable fabric was produced in China?

Silk

100

True or False: The Silk Road helped foster exchanges of music and art.

True

100

True or False: The Great Wall of China is one continuous wall.

False: It is made up of different pieces.

100

What is a dynasty?

A group of rulers from the same family.

200

How long was the Silk Road?

6000 kilometers

200

What precious metal was traded for luxury goods like silk and spices along the Silk Road?

gold and silver

200

What was the main purpose that the wall was built?

For protection

200

What is one invention or legacy that Ancient China has?

Acupuncture, wheelbarrow, etc.

300

What is a caravan?

A group of people travelling across an area of land together

300

What animals were used to cross the harsh deserts along the Silk Road?

camels

300

In modern days, the Great Wall of China brings in _________ million tourists each year.

10

300

What is "filial piety?"

Children showing respect for their parents and elders.
400

Which mountain range did traders have to cross that made travel difficult?

Himalayas

400

What is one religion that spread via the Silk Road?

Buddhism, Christianity, Islam

400

True or False: The Great Wall is not difficult to maintain, even in modern times.

False

400

What Ancient Chinese belief system has to do with balance, having a relationship with nature, and a "go with the flow" mentality?

Daoism

500

Other than natural barriers, what was a challenge that travellers faced? 

Thieves and bandits

Political instability (wars, change in leaders)

500

What is one of the spices that was produced and traded by India along the Silk Road?

cinnamon and pepper

500

Give one reason why the wall did not really work.

China expanded

Bribed others with silk to not invade

New relationships were built instead


500

What is the order of the social hierarchy in Ancient China? What is the difference between the people at the top and the people at the bottom?

Nobles/Kings

Farmers

Artisans

Merchants 

People who contribute to society are higher in the social standings.

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