Early Civ of China: Qin Dynasty Exams with Verified Answers STRAIGHT A+

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Early Civ of China: Qin Dynasty How did the Qin emperor come to power? - Shihuangdi allowed the local leaders to keep their power. - Shihuangdi's kindness made it easier for him to earn the people'... s trust. - Shihuangdi's strong and powerful army conquered the other feudal states. - Shihuangdi conquered neighboring lands with the help of nomadic invaders. Shihuangdi's strong and powerful army conquered the other feudal states. How was the political system of the Qin dynasty different from that of the Zhou dynasty? - The Qin dynasty elected its leaders, while the leaders of the Zhou dynasty inherited their power. - The Qin dynasty relied on local leaders, while the Zhou dynasty relied on a strong central government. - The Qin dynasty relied on a central government, while the Zhou dynasty relied on local leaders. - Both dynasties used a feudal system in which wealthy aristocrats owned land worked by peasants. The Qin dynasty relied on a central government, while the Zhou dynasty relied on local leaders. How did the Qin dynasty silence political opposition? Choose four correct answers. - They executed scholars who criticized the government. - They publicly burned history and philosophy books. - They encouraged people to attend public schools. - They used harsh punishments only for extreme cases. - They used an autocratic form of government to oppress people. - They used harsh punishments for small crimes to make the people obey. - They executed scholars who criticized the government. - They publicly burned history and philosophy books. - They used an autocratic form of government to oppress people. - They used harsh punishments for small crimes to make the people obey. [Show More]

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