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China’s first empire and the Han dynasty’s government, expansion, Silk Roads, and technologies.
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Which power created China’s first unified imperial state in 221 BCE?
After unification, why did the Qin replace many hereditary lords with commanderies and counties?
Qin rulers ordered common weights, measures, coins, and laws across former rival states. What problem did this address?
What was one practical effect of the Qin order to use a common writing system?
Why would a ruler standardize cart axle width across a large empire?
The Qin forced many defeated aristocratic families to move near the capital. What was the likely political purpose?
The Qin linked older northern walls and built roads to frontier zones. What state goal did those projects serve?
Qin law used severe penalties, including forced labor, banishment, slavery, and death. What was a major result?
In 213 BCE, the Qin court ordered many texts destroyed. What was the state trying to limit?
What made Qin construction projects such as walls, roads, and the First Emperor’s tomb so burdensome for commoners?
What happened soon after Qin Shi Huang died in 210 BCE?
Which statement identifies Liu Bang’s role after Qin rule collapsed?
How did Han rulers use Qin’s political model while changing its tone?
In Han administration, who generally governed commanderies and counties?
Which duty best fits a Han county magistrate or commandery governor?
How did the Han recruit some men for government service?
Why did Emperor Wu support scholars of the Five Classics and exams that could lead to office?
Why did Emperor Wu’s government create salt and iron monopolies?
Why did early Han rulers reduce some taxes and labor burdens after the Qin collapse?
Emperor Wu sent Zhang Qian west in 138 BCE. What was the mission’s original goal?
Although Zhang Qian did not secure the alliance he sought, what did his journeys help produce?
Which exchange best describes Han-era Silk Road trade?
What did Han expansion under Emperor Wu add to China’s frontier system?
Why are the Silk Roads usually taught as more than trade routes for silk?
Which Han achievement made written records easier and cheaper than writing mainly on bamboo strips or silk?
What did Zhang Heng’s 132 CE seismoscope do?
What was the purpose of Zhang Heng’s water-powered armillary sphere?
Which Han technology helped move water upward into irrigation ditches?
How did Han iron plows with moldboards help agriculture?
Du Shi’s water-powered bellows improved iron production in the Eastern Han. What did it replace?
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Ancient and Classical World Review
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