The Rise of China Answers
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As a ruler, Emperor Qin Shihuangdi:
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Consolidated power in the capital.B
Was elected by the noble houses.C
Embraced Confucianism over legalism.D
Was traditional and made few changes.2
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How did Chinese culture change during the Warring States period?
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Nobles began to join their territories together.B
Kings gained vast amounts of power over people.C
Law and order were emphasized in all social classes.D
Virtues such as order and respect began to decline.3
Which statement about Confucianism is accurate?
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According to Confucianism, all people are essentially good.B
According to Confucianism, education is unnecessary for success.C
According to Confucianism, a specific god should be routinely worshipped.D
According to Confucianism, good relationships don’t need guidance.4
Why did Qin Shihuangdi force all nobles to live at the capital?
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He adamantly opposed Confucian teaching.B
He knew it would reduce rebellion and infighting.C
He thought it would help him put an end to Legalism.D
He believed it was the only way to become emperor.5
This map shows river valley civilizations.
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MesopotamiaB
Indus ValleyC
ChinaD
Ancient Egypt6
Emperor Wudi focused his government on which philosophical concept?
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Confucian idealsB
LegalismC
filial pietyD
the Mandate of Heaven7
What role did Liu Bang play in the Han Dynasty?
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He was a supporter of Legalism.B
He was an opponent of Confucianism.C
He was the founding emperor.D
He was responsible for China’s civil war.8
For followers of Confucianism, which statement is the most accurate?
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People are naturally selfish and evil.B
Virtue and education are essential.C
Good laws demand strong laws and government.D
Ideas must be controlled by the government.9
What was one of the primary results of Chinese civilizations settling in river valleys?
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The people learned to control flooding.B
The culture created a writing system.C
The fertile land supported a food surplus.D
The rulers adopted a system of divine leadership.10
How did Confucianism spread beyond Han China?
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The Han conquered Vietnam and Thailand, bringing Confucian ideas to that region.B
As the Han expanded the size of their empire and trade grew, Confucian ideas spread to neighboring countries.C
The Han sent Confucian missionaries to spread beliefs beyond the borders of China.D
As the Han rejected Confucianism, it forced believers out of China and into neighboring countries.Did you find these answers helpful?
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