Chapter 4 Flashcards

1
Q

Which Chinese philosophy stressed that social order, harmony, & good government could be restored by organizing society around 5 basic relationships?

A

Confucianism

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2
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To restore social order, harmony, & good government, Confucius believed it was necessary for society to be organized around what general category?

A

Relationships

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3
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Which of the following is as famous for his extraordinary skills as a government administrator as for his military conquests?

A

Darius

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4
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Among the conquerors of the ancient world, what was Cyrus famous for?

A

Tolerance of diversity

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5
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What do Daoism & the concept of yin & yang focus on?

A

Natural order

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6
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What is the name for the kind of government that Shi Huangdi formed, in which the ruler has unlimited power & used it in an arbitrary manner?

A

Autocracy

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7
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Which belief of the prophet Zoroaster was similar to later concepts in Christianity & Islam?

A

Concept of Satan & a belief in angels

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8
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How did Shi Huangdi unify China?

A

By defeating invaders & crushing internal opposition

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9
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What was Cyrus like as a ruler?

A

He was famous for his tolerance of diversity

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10
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Which of the following was a philosopher known for his emphasis on responsible relationships & respect for parents?

A

Confucius

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11
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What was the underlying objectives that gave rise to the Chinese philosophies of Confucius, Laozi, & the Legalists?

A

How to restore social order, harmony, & respect for authority

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12
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What were Cyrus’s methods towards governing?

A

he was kind towards conquered people, wises and tolerant and honored local customs and religions

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13
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What was one of the causes for Zoroastrian religion?

A

the resent war, conquest, and famine in the Fertile Cresent

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14
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who was Ahura Mazda in the Zoroastrian religion

A

he was the one god they believed in

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15
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What did the Zoroastrian religion teach?

A

earth is a battle ground where a great struggle is fought between the spirit of good and the spirit of evil. everyone is expected to pick a side and take part in the struggle. in the end, Ahura Mazda will judge everyone according to how well they fought for the battle of good

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16
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Who was China’s most influential scholar?

A

Confucius

17
Q

What did Confucius believe?

A

that social order, harmony, and good government could be restored in China if society were organized around 5 different relationships

18
Q

What is filial piety?

A

the practice of children respecting their parents and ancestors

19
Q

Who created a bureaucracy?

A

Confucius

20
Q

Was Confucianism a religion?

A

no

21
Q

What did Confucianism become?

A

the foundation of Chinese government and social order

22
Q

What was the philosophy of Laozi?

A

Daoism

23
Q

What was the main idea of Daoism?

A

only nature was important. natural order involves relations among all living things

24
Q

What is the name of the universal force that guides all things?

A

the Dao

25
Q

What did Daoism lead to?

A

the pursue of scientific studies; contributions to the sciences of alchemy, astronomy, and medicine

26
Q

Was Shi Huangdi a Confucianist or Legalist?

A

legalist

27
Q

What was Shi Huangdi determined to do?

A

unify China

28
Q

Who forced noble families to live in the capital city so he could watch them

A

Shi Huangdi

29
Q

What did Shi Huangdi establish?

A

autocracy

30
Q

Under Shi Huangdi’s rule, trade blossomed due to…

A

new rode system

31
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What did Shi Huangdi construct?

A

The Great Wall of China

32
Q

What happened after Shi Huangdi died?

A

his son took over but people rebelled and the Qin Dynasty fell to the Han Dynasty