China quiz part 2 Flashcards

1
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What two continents were connected by the Silk Road?

A

Asia & Europe

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2
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How did goods travel on the Silk Road?

A

Animals

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3
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What was the main good transported on the Silk Road?

A

Silk

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4
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What did the properties or qualities of jade represent for the people of China?

A

Hardness or Quality

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5
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What is a taotie, and what may it have represented?

A

A symbol that represents animals of the world

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6
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What is porcelain?

A

A fine pottery made of clay with rocks, mixed quartz, and feldspar

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7
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What is calligraphy? How did paper help people use calligraphy?

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An important form of Chinese writing. And paper helped people use calligraphy by allowing them to write down their language

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8
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Why was paper an important discovery in China?

A

Too spread literature

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9
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Why did the emperor standardize weights and measurements?

A

He tried to unify China

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10
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What did the emperor do to make trade easier?

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By standardizing money, weights, and measurements

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11
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How did the emperor try to standardize weights and measurements?

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He hired metalworks to make bell-shaped weights out of bronze and iron and made measuring cups

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12
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What invention did the Song create to find directions?

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They invented the compass to find directions

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13
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What was the original use of gunpowder? How did it eventually become used as a weapon?

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The original use of gunpowder was for fireworks celebrations. And they used it for explosions because in large groups it would make a big explosion

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