Early Asian Civilizations

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Unit 4 Early Asian Civilizations
Standards 6.5 6.6
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Unified China
Han Dynasty
Early India
Buddhism
Early China
Confucius
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These mountains separate India from the rest of
the continent making it a subcontinent.
A 100
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Sanskrit was the language of these people.
A 200
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According to these sacred poems the universe is
divided into three regions earth, atmosphere,
and sky.
A 300
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This was a system of subgroups within the class
system in ancient India.
A 400
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This industry which is rooted in the Indus Valley
civilization is important to India today.
A 500
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Buddha means this.
B 100
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Siddhartha found that meditating was a way to
escape this.
B 200
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This great emperor sent missionaries to lands
beyond India spreading Buddhism throughout Asia.
B 300
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In the Hindu religion, this determines what form
a person will take in the next life.
B 400
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They brought the Golden Age to India excelling in
science, math and engineering.
B 500
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Although mountains and deserts isolated China
from the rest of the world for thousands of
years, these helped link many areas within the
country.
C 100
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The Shang Dynasty discovered how to make this
strong metal.
C 200
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Shang kings consulted their ancestors for answers
to their questions by using these things.
C 300
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C 400
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This made possible the growth and spread of
Chinas unique culture and civilization.
C 400
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In the feudal system these people worked the land.
C 500
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The basis for Confuciuss teachings is to follow
these rules.
D 100
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Confucius believed government should be based on
these this principal, not on laws and punishment.
D 200
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People needed strict laws and punishment was the
central belief of these people.
D 300
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Confucius thought government jobs should go to
people with these characteristics.
D 400
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These people believed that people should live a
simple, thoughtful life in harmony with nature.
D 500
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Archaeologists believe life-sized pottery figures
that were unearthed had been crafted for this
reason.
E 100
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The emperor unified the warring states and
divided his empire into these.
E 200
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The emperors book burning was an example of this.
E 300
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The Great Wall was built for two reasons. First
to keep out enemy invaders and second was for
this reason.
E 400
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China got its name from this word.
E 500
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China was centuries ahead of the rest of the
world in these three areas.
F 100
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In 136 B.C. this became law of the empire.
F 200
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Opposites depending on each other is explained by
the Chinese as this.
F 300
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Exploration and new interest in the West resulted
in this.
F 400
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Ban Zhao was noted for this during the Han
Dynasty.
F 500
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The relationship between two people is central to
Confucianism. Name the three foundations for
relationships.
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