Question

1. how many total warring states were there?

a. 8
b. 5
c. 7
d. 9

1. in the han dynasty, schools were not allowed to teach:

a. confucian ideas
b. chinese history
c. law
d. individualism

1. which is not a technological advancement of the han dynasty?

a. textile production
b. catapult
c. iron casting
d. paper
e. water mills

1. the inventor of paper during the han dynasty was:

a. cai lun
b. confucius
c. wu ti
d. liu bang

1. in the han dynasty, many small farmers faced:

a. higher taxes
b. economic inequality
c. lost land
d. a & c
e. a, b, & c

Explanation:

Question 77

The Warring States period in ancient China had 7 major states (Qi, Chu, Yan, Han, Zhao, Wei, Qin). So the total number of Warring States is 7.

In the Han Dynasty, Confucianism was promoted, and schools taught Confucian ideas, Chinese history, and law. Individualism was not in line with the collective - oriented Confucian - based education of the time, so schools were not allowed to teach individualism.

Textile production, iron casting, paper, and water mills were technological advancements of the Han Dynasty. Catapults were more associated with earlier or other periods, not a main technological advancement of the Han Dynasty.

Answer:

C. 7

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