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1 Checkpoint #44 (1-8) Standard 6.33 – Analyze the structure of the Zhou Dynasty and the emergence of Daoism, Legalism, and Confucianism.

2 1.Why were the major philosophies of ancient China focused on social harmony? a.There was no belief in gods b.Trying to ends centuries of warfare c.Trying to develop diplomatic relations with foreign countries d.Searching for a state of Nirvana 2.Which philosophy can be identified with strict polices and punishments? a.Daoism b.Taoism c.Legalism d.Confucianism 3.Which philosophy was favored by the aristocrats? a.Daoism b.Taoism c.Legalism d.Confucianism 4.This philosophy stressed social harmony with nature? a.Daoism b.Buddhism c.Legalism d.Confucianism

3 5. Filial piety, respecting, loving, and obeying your family is a focal point in______. a.Daoism b.Taoism c.Legalism d.Confucianism 6. Which philosophy stressed personal responsibility to one’s society? a.Daoism b.Taoism c.Legalism d.Confucianism 7. Who was the founder of Daoism? a.Confucius b.Laozi c.Siddhartha d.Hanfeizi

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5 1.Why were the major philosophies of ancient China focused on social harmony? a.There was no belief in gods b.Trying to ends centuries of warfare c.Trying to develop diplomatic relations with foreign countries d.Searching for a state of Nirvana 2.Which philosophy can be identified with strict polices and punishments? a.Daoism b.Taoism c.Legalism d.Confucianism 3.Which philosophy was favored by the aristocrats? a.Daoism b.Taoism c.Legalism d.Confucianism 4.This philosophy stressed social harmony with nature? a.Daoism b.Buddhism c.Legalism d.Confucianism

6 5. Filial piety, respecting, loving, and obeying your family is a focal point in______. a.Daoism b.Taoism c.Legalism d.Confucianism 6. Which philosophy stressed personal responsibility to one’s society? a.Daoism b.Taoism c.Legalism d.Confucianism 7. Who was the founder of Daoism? a.Confucius b.Laozi c.Siddhartha d.Hanfeizi

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