TCAP Review 6.37 & 6.38

Which invention became a valuable trading resource for the Han dynasty?

• cuneiform

• papyrus

• silk

• wheel

Which ancient civilization completes this chart?

• China

• Greece

• India

• Rome

How did the invention of the magnetic compass impact Chinese civilization?

• It allowed Confucianism to become popular in China.

• It allowed the Chinese to explore the Indian Ocean.

• It allowed the Chinese to defend against Japanese invasions.

• It allowed Buddhism to spread into China.

Which was invented in the Han Dynasty?

• bronze

• porcelain

• rope

• wheel

Which was invented in the Han Dynasty?

• combustion engine

• irrigation

• steel

• woodblock printing

How did the magnetic compass impact the Han dynasty?

• It gave government leaders the ability to enforce laws across the region.

• It allowed travelers to locate true north accurately.

• It allowed bankers to track accounts accurately.

• It gave military leaders strategic advantages over rivals.

How did geography impact the development of Ancient Chinese civilizations?

• Natural barriers isolated China from other civilizations and led to the development of a unique culture.

• Large, open deserts left China vulnerable to attack and led to the development of an aggressive military culture.

• A central location between Europe, India, and Africa led to the creation of a diverse culture.

• A location far from natural resources led to the creation of a nomadic culture.

Which innovation completes this chart?

• paper

• porcelain

• silk

• wool

The Han Dynasty lasted longer than the Qin Dynasty. 

• True
• False

Why was the Silk Road created?

• European civilizations wanted to gain access to Chinese goods.

• Chinese civilizations wanted to spread Confucianism into the Middle East.

• Chinese civilizations wanted to study Egyptian culture.

• European civilizations wanted to become part of the Chinese dynasties.