Handout
Section Review
Main ideas and Meeting People
Vocabulary
Philosophies
100

what did the scholar Hanfeizi believe the human nature was about?

what was the thought of all the humans being evil.

100

Who worked for aristocrats and their land?

Who were farmers?

100

What is China's three main social classes?

What is landowning aristocrats, farmers, merchants.

100

What individuals who share the same position in society?

What was a social class?

100

What philosophy does not require rulers to show kindness and understanding?

What is Legalism?

200

Confucianism or Daoism which says to put your family and community first?

what Chinese philosophy was based on the teachings of Laozi.

200

Why did many aristocrats and people favor the philosophy of Legalsim?

Why did it favor force and power?

200

True or False: Hafezizi thought that humans were naturally nice.

False

200

Why did children have to respect their parents, older relatives, and have their parents make the oldest male head of the family?

What was a filial piety?

200

Which person created Daoism?

Who was Laozi?

300

Who owned abundant pieces of land?

Who were Merchants?

300

What is the kind of society that Daoism promoted?

What is a peaceful society.

300

What was another Chinese philosophy that promoted a peaceful society and is also based on the teachings of Laozi?

What was Daoism?

300

Which philosophy taught children how to learn?

What is a filial piety?

400

Who was listed on the bottom for the social classes?

Who were merchants?

400

What is the philosophy that taught that men with a talent for governing should take part in government?

What is Confucianism.

400

Which philosophy teaches men with a talent for governing should take part in the government?

What was Confucianism?

400

Which scholar created a philosophy?

Who was Hanfeizi?

500

What philosophy was a third group of thinkers who argued for a system of laws disagreed that men would bring peace to a society and was known as the "School of Law"?

What was Legalism>