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1 2 3 4 5 FINAL JEOPARDY! Zhou & Qin Han Dynasty East Asian Philosophies & Religions I East Asian Philosophies & Religions II Achievements of the Maurya & Gupta 1 2 3 4 5 FINAL JEOPARDY!

What is the dynastic cycle? Topic 1: 1 point This theory developed by the Zhou explains the rise and fall of Chinese ruling families. On each question slide, you can double-click the white text to add a question. Take special care to not press Delete before editing the text, as it will remove the animations and possibly the formatting. To insert pictures, shapes, or Clip Art, too, go to the Insert ribbon. Double-click on the black text to enter the answer. The house in the bottom left corner will allow the students to return to Slide 2, where the question board is found. Make sure to change your Topic section at the top of your slides, too. What is the dynastic cycle?

Topic 1: 2 points The namesake for the western name for China, he was the first emperor of China who began construction on the Great Wall of China. Who is Qin Shi Huangdi?

What are tools and measurements? Topic 1: 3 points Under the Qin dynasty, these were standardized in order to facilitate construction of projects like those seen here. What are tools and measurements?

Topic 1: 4 points The Zhou made two capitals one in the east, Luoyang, and this one in the west, which served as the starting point of the Silk Road. What is Xian [Changan]?

Topic 1: 5 points Shi Huangdi was this type of ruler; one who rules with unlimited power and controls all aspects of the government. What is an autocrat?

What is the seismograph, compass, or paper-making? Topic 2: 1 point Just one of the many technological contributions of the Han Dynasty. What is the seismograph, compass, or paper-making?

What are civil service exams? Topic 2: 2 points The Han Dynasty developed these to ensure their government was a meritocracy. What are civil service exams?

Topic 2: 3 points Traveling on this trade route wasn’t as smooth as its namesake, it did connect Xi’an, China to Rome and resulted in cultural diffusion . What is the Silk Road?

Topic 2: 4 points A highly organized government divided into departments to assist the carrying out of government responsibilities. What is a bureaucracy?

Topic 2: 5 points This nomadic tribe to the north of China, who would eventually become known as the Huns, was a source of frustration for Emperor Wudi. Who are the Xiongnu?

Topic 3: 1 point The symbol seen here: What is the yin yang?

Topic 3: 2 points This is the birth name of Buddha. What is Siddhartha?

Topic 3: 3 points This is the equivalent of moksha in Buddhism. What is nirvana?

Topic 3: 4 points Respecting your parents, ancestors, and elders. What is filial piety?

Topic 3: 5 points These are the Five Key Relationships of Confucianism. What are ruler-subject, father-son, husband-wife, older brother-younger brother, and friend-friend?

What is the caste system? Topic 4: 1 point Unlike Hinduism, Buddhism lacks this despite believing in reincarnation, dharma, and karma. What is the caste system?

Topic 4: 2 points Using strict punishments and rewards to govern; emphasis the law to bring order to a society. What legalism?

Topic 4: 3 points The Buddhist monks seen here who forgo the normal pleasures of life. What are ascetics?

What is the Eightfold Path? Topic 4: 4 points According to Buddha, in order to eliminate suffering and desire, one must follow this. What is the Eightfold Path?

Topic 4: 5 points The structures seen below are believed to contain Buddhist relics. What are stupas?

Topic 5: 1 point The Gupta were perhaps the first people to create a symbol for this valueless number. What is zero?

What are giant ant pincers? Topic 5: 2 points Gupta physicians used this as stitches for open wounds. What are giant ant pincers?

Topic 5: 3 points Seen here, these stone monuments proclaimed the reforms of Asoka. What are the edicts?

What are the Ajanta Caves? Topic 5: 4 points Paintings like the one seen here can be found in these rock-cut monuments. What are the Ajanta Caves?

What are brahmin, kshatryias, vaishya? Topic 5: 5 points During the reign of the Gupta only these castes were allowed to go university. What are brahmin, kshatryias, vaishya?

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What is the Era of the Warring States? FINAL JEOPARDY! Category: Eastern Philosophies This period in Chinese history led to the development of Confucianism, Daoism, and Legalism. What is the Era of the Warring States?