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1. One effect of trade growth on Chinese society was that A. it eliminated the lower class because of increased prosperity. B. it brought more wealth into China. C. it increased production of the jade jewelry valued most by other countries. D. it decreased the emphasis on family in favor of individualism. 2. The addition of land to the west of China under Wudi resulted in A. more people paying taxes to the Chinese emperor. B. more difficulties governing an expanding empire. C. increased trade between China and Central Asia. D. an increase in the size of the military to help control the new territory. 3. What was not an effect of trade growth on China? A. A decrease in farming to focus more on production of goods for trade B. The spread of new ideas into China C. An increase in silk fabric production for trade with other countries D. More contact with people outside of the Chinese empire 4. One of the most important ideas of Confucianism was that A. trade should be the basis of any economy. B. the family was central to the well-being of the state. C. women and men should be equal under the law. D. government leaders should rule with an iron fist. 5. Peasants made up what part of the population of Han China? A. Less than 2 percent B. About 25 percent C. About 60 percent D. About 90 percent 6. Han China’s most valued manufactured product, key to the growth in trade, was silk. Answer True False 7. Because merchants were wealthy, they enjoyed high status in Han society. Answer True False 8. The trade routes linking China to India became the way that the philosophy of Buddhism reached China in the first century A.D. Answer True False 9. The Royal Roads led from China all the way to the Roman empire. Answer True False 10. For many Chinese, the message of Buddhism—with its focus on escape from suffering—offered more hope than the beliefs of Confucianism and Daoism. Answer True False

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1. 1. One effect of trade growth on Chinese society was that A. it eliminated the lower class because of increased prosperity. B. it brought more wealth into China. C. it increased production of the jade jewelry valued most by other countries. D. it decreased the emphasis on family in favor of individualism. Correct Answer: B 2. The addition of land to the west of China under Wudi resulted in A. more people paying taxes to the Chinese emperor. B. more difficulties governing an expanding empire. C. increased trade between China and Central Asia. D. an increase in the size of the military to help control the new territory. Correct Answer: C 3. What was not an effect of trade growth on China? A. A decrease in farming to focus more on production of goods for trade B. The spread of new ideas into China C. An increase in silk fabric production for trade with other countries D. More contact with people outside of the Chinese empire Correct Answer: A 4. One of the most important ideas of Confucianism was that A. trade should be the basis of any economy. B. the family was central to the well-being of the state. C. women and men should be equal under the law. D. government leaders should rule with an iron fist. Correct Answer: B 5. Peasants made up what part of the population of Han China? A. Less than 2 percent B. About 25 percent C. About 60 percent D. About 90 percent Correct Answer: D 6. Han China’s most valued manufactured product, key to the growth in trade, was silk. Answer Correct Answer: True 7. Because merchants were wealthy, they enjoyed high status in Han society. Answer Correct Answer: False 8. The trade routes linking China to India became the way that the philosophy of Buddhism reached China in the first century A.D. Answer Points Earned: 1/1 Correct Answer: True Your Response: True 9. The Royal Roads led from China all the way to the Roman empire. Answer Correct Answer: True 10. For many Chinese, the message of Buddhism—with its focus on escape from suffering—offered more hope than the beliefs of Confucianism and Daoism. Answer Correct Answer: True