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In which city did the Golden Age flourish: Heian. Which of the following characteristics describe Zen Buddhism: all are correct. Zen Gardens contain: rocks and sand. What is the main purpose of a Zen Garden: To practice meditation. Which of the following materials are needed for Japanese calligraphy: ink and brushes. Which of the following influenced Japan's early writing: Chinese characters. How is Japanese calligraphy an example of Zen Buddhism: Both A & C are correct. Which form of Japanese drama used elaborate make up, song and dance: Kabuki. Which is true about Noh drama: All are true. Which of the following was NOT considered beautiful in Heian Japan: Very thin models. How is Ikebana different from our types of flower arranging: Ikebana is more simple.. Which of the following show influence of Zen Buddhism: All are correct

What was the first dynasty of China? Shang. A natural barrier to China in the west was the Himalaya mountains. The natural boundary to the east of China is the Pacific Ocean. The northern China plain is mostly part of the Huang He river valley that allowed farming and civilization to develop.. What part of China could be considered tropical? Southeast. The Shang dynasty was well known for creating China's first writing system made of more than 2000 symbols.. Check all boxes that include Shang achievements. jade knives. The Shang dynasty was overthrown by a rebellion. What dynasty began after this occurred? Zhou. The idea that rulers were chosen by heaven to rule China would become known as mandate of heaven. In the Zhou dynasty, rulers were of the belief that all property belonged to the government.. From 771 BC until 221 BC, China fell into a chaotic period in which there was no central government or emperor. What is the name of this period? The Warring States Period. Known as "The First Emperor" Shi Huangdi. Shi Huangdi all of the above. Check all boxes that indicate what was done by emperor Shi Huandi during the Qin dynasty. Constructed the Great Wall of China. The first emperor of the Han dynasty was Liu Bang. Liu Bang was well liked by soldiers and peasants for what reasons shown below? His punishments were less severe than past emperors.. A philosophy that emphasized ethics and moral values such as respect for elders and loyalty to family. Confucianism. Who made Confucianism China's official government philosophy? Wudi. What percent of the Chinese people were peasants? 90%. Long literary works were written by poets in China. The most popular style was... fu style. Taking small needles and inserting them through skin to cure disease or relieve pain. Acupuncture. A primitive clock that uses sun shadows to tell the time of day. sundial. Though they may have been wealthier than other classes of people, they were considered to be the bottom of the social classes because of Confucianism. Merchants

Which statement BEST describes the role of the emperor of Japan during the feudal period: The emperor was a figurehead with limited power . What was the result of Japan's early experiences with Europeans: Japan adopted a policy of isolationism . What does the word "samurai" mean: "to serve". What item did peasants give to samurai and daimyo in exchange for protection: crops they grew. What culture greatly influenced the Japanese writing system and language: China. Why have the Japanese relied on rice and the sea for their food throughout their history: seafood is easily available to the small island nation of Japan, and rice grows well in the coastal areas. Which of the following strongly influenced the arts of Japan: the religious practices of Buddhism and Shintoism. What was the code of honor, loyalty, and discipline practiced by the samurai: bushido. What was so scarce and valuable in Japan that control of it caused many conflicts: land. Why were the merchants located at the bottom of the social hierarchy in Japan: they did not produce anything. When the shoguns gained power in Japan, how did it impact the emperor: they kept the emperor as a figurehead

Title used by Egyptian rulers: pharaoh. Ancient Egyptian writing system that used picture symbols: hieroglyphics. Object inscribed with hieroglyphics that allowed historians to understand Egyptian writing: Rosetta Stone. What is the longest river in the World: Nile River. How did Egyptians get water to their crops: Irrigation. Egypt is surrounded by desert, what is a benefit of this: Gave Natural Protection. Mesopotamians used cuneiform to write, what did Egyptians use: hieroglyphics. What invention did Egyptians create using papyrus: paper. Who was the religious and political leader of Egypt: Pharaoh. Why did Egyptians build pyramids: They buried their Pharaohs and Queens in the pyramids. What does polytheistic mean: belief in many gods. What were the 2 major regions of ancient Egypt: Upper & Lower. Who did the writing for the pharaohs in ancient Egypt: scribes

What was the name of China's FIRST dynasty? Shang. The right of a Chinese Dynasty to rule with the blessings of the Gods is called...? The Mandate of Heaven. Line of rulers from the same family dynasty. This major route connected China and other parts of Asia to Rome and other parts of Europe. The Silk Road. Which is a feature of Confucianism? respect for elders & code of politeness. All of the above. What impact did the Silk Road have on trade and the economy during the Han Dynasty? Connecting China to Europe, the Silk Road, stimulated trade across Eurasia, thereby increasing the size and strength of the Chinese economy. . Which of the following most accurately illustrates the role of the Imperial Exam in ancient China? It created order and stability by ensuring that only the best and brightest minds worked for the government.. Which are true of dynasties in China? Rulers and their families could be overthrown because they lost the Mandate of Heaven.. Which Dynasty was founded by Lui Bang, established the Civil Service system, economic policy of leveling, and started the Silk Road Han. A major teaching of Confucianism, which is the important virtue and primary duty of respect for older family members is known as the following. Filial Piety. Confucianism was a social order that taught ethical behavior through relationships. True

What is located in the circled area of the map: Nile Delta. Name the body of water circled in the picture: Red Sea. What geographic feature is located in yellow: Sahara Desert. Which river is located in the area circled: Nile River. Which region of Egypt is circle on the map: Upper Egypt. Which region of Egypt is circled on the map: Lower Egypt. What large body of water is circled in purple on the map: Mediterranean Sea. What direction does the Nile River flow: South to North. What famous burial site is located in the area that is circle: The Valley of the Kings. What city is the arrow pointing too on the map? Hint: There is a large city in Tennessee named after this city: Memphis

Which two rivers were most important to life in ancient China? The Yellow and the Yangtze . The Huang He River is also known as the… Yellow River. In ancient China, there were several main religions, or philosophies. Choose all that apply: Confucianism. This lower class of people were called what? Farmers . China is located on which continent? Asia . Throughout much of its ancient history, China was ruled by powerful families called _______. Dynasties. The Qin dynasty started this structure to protect their northern border? The Great Wall of China . The Qin dynasty governed using this philosophy? Legalism . The Chinese invented… All of the above . A network of trade routes that stretched 4,000 miles from western China to southwest Asia is... The Silk Road. Which mountain range provides a natural border for the southwest side of China? Himalayas . What was the goal of Confucianism? To have a just and peaceful society. Taoism was based on the “way”. True . Yin and Yang connected to which philosophy? Taoism . Legalism . New thoughts and ideas