Section 4

an ancient trade route between China and Europe. Silk Road. Silk Route. China Road.

a valuable cloth originally made only in China from threads spun by caterpillars called silk worms. worms. cotton. silk.

A Chinese scholar, astronomer, and historian; author of the most important history of ancient China, Historical Records. Wudi. Sima Qian. Confucius.

New foods introduced to China with the Silk Road were. walnuts, grapes, garlic. rice, corn, wheat. oranges, strawberries, corn. chocolate. gummy bears.

The Silk Road ran from China all the way to the. Black Sea. Mediterranean Sea. Indian Ocean. Red Sea.

How long was the Silk Road?. 40,000 miles. 400 miles. 4000 miles.

As goods were traded from trader to trader, the price of the goods would go. up. down.

Romans traded _______ for silk. silver, paint, bronze. bronze, silk, Jade carvings. glass, horses, ivory, woolens, and linen cloth.

What else traveled on the Silk Road, other than goods?. ideas and religion. ivory and gold. statues and silk.

What religion was spread to China on the Silk Road and became a major religion?. Buddhism. Hinduism. Confucianism.

The first dictionary of Chinese language was developed during the Han Dynasty. true. false.

There was no great advance in history during the Han Dynasty. true. false.

This technology was advanced during the Han Dynasty. violin, guitar, harp. paper, plows, wheelbarrow, rudder. recorder, piano, writing pens, ax.

Which medical advances were made during the Han Dynasty?. cough remedies, glasses, dentistry. Chiropractic, antibiotics, cold remedies. Acupuncture, herbal remedies, Circulatory system.

Which advances in the arts happened during the Han Dynasty?. silk weaving, bronze working, architecture, Jade carving. cotton spinning, silver working, Ivory carving. paper weaving, gold working, wood carving.

Paper was invented around. 105 A.D. 105 B.C. 150 A.D. 150 B.C.

The han Dynasty came to an end during the. 200s B.C. 200s A.D. 100s A.D.