Philosophy
Which philosophy was developed by Confucius?
Confucianism
China is located on which continent?
True or False?
The Great Wall did a great job of stopping invaders.
True
What animal did people travel with on the Eastern part of the Silk Road?
Camels
To make the same
Standardize
What philosophy would someone who sets strict rules and uses harsh punishments follow?
Legalism
Why was it a challenge to grow crops in the Tibet-Qinghai Plateau?
It was too cold and dry
Why did Emperor Qin have the Great Wall of China built?
He needed to protect his people from the Mongolian invaders
What made it difficult to travel through the Eastern part of the Silk Road?
Sandstorms
Sent to live away from your home country
Exile
Which philosophy taught that people should live simply and naturally?
Daoism
What two deserts are located in China?
Taklimakan Desert and Gobi Desert
Emperor Qin built a strong central government based on
Legalism
What made it difficult to travel through the Western part of the Silk Road?
Mountains
Able to live forever
Immortal
Which philosophy is based in five basic relationships?
Confucianism
Why is silt beneficial to people?
Silt fertilizes the land and makes it a good place to grow crops
Why did Emperor Qin standardize the Chinese culture, including money and language?
He wanted to further unify China and making life easier for his people.
What made silk valuable?
Only the Chinese knew how to make it
Place where water can be found in a desert
Oasis
Which philosophy taught that yin and yang represent opposites and balance?
Daoism
Name two rivers that are located in China?
Huang He and Chang Jiang
What happened when Emperor Qin died?
The empire fell apart and civil wars began again
What is an example of a cultural effect that trade had on the people that used the Silk Road?
Buddhism spread from India to China
An image of something that isn't really there, such as water
Mirage