Unit Quiz- China (Harrington)

Which Chinese Dynasty came first?

• The Qin Dynasty

• The Zhou

• The Han

• The Shang

The right to rule a dynasty was thought to have been granted by God. This was known as...

• Confucianism

• Civil Service

• Mandate of Heaven

• Legalism

These inventions/ innovations were developed during the Qin Dynasty...

• compass, kite, & fertilizer

• a writing system and determining the correct year length

• steel, crossbow, and first forms of paper

• extensive network of roads, canals, & the Great Wall of China.

These inventions/ innovations were developed during the Shang Dynasty...

• compass, kite, & fertilizer

• a standardized writing system and determining the correct year length

• steel, crossbow, and first forms of paper

• extensive network of roads, canals, the Great Wall of China,, and the terracotta army.

These inventions/ innovations were developed during the Zhou Dynasty...

• iron tipped weapons and plows, compass, kite, & fertilizer

• a writing system and determining the correct year length

• steel, crossbow, seismograph, and first forms of paper

• extensive network of roads, canals, & the Great Wall of China & terracotta army.

These inventions/ innovations were developed during the Han Dynasty...

• acupuncture, seismograph, compass, kite, & fertilizer

• a writing system and determining the correct year length

• steel, crossbow, and first forms of paper

• extensive network of roads, canals, & the Great Wall of China.

A diviner had an important job to

• read oracle bones

• lead the infantry

• teach philosophy

• develop recipes

A series of rulers from the same family is known as...

• khan

• feudalism

• daoism

• dynasty

The social hierarchy with emperors on top of the social pyramid, followed by nobles, and then peasants at the bottom is known as...

• dynasty

• Mandate of Heaven

• filial piety

• Feudalism

The Shang dynasty took control as a dynasty that replaced the Xia Dynasty by...

• the passing of Emperor Qin.

• King Tang leading a successful rebellion.

• reforming the government and implementing legalism.