Spiritual traditions followed by ancient Chinese included, most importantly, honoring
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. If not honored, they might bring trouble to the family.
ancestors
In ancient Chinese culture, one of the most important spiritual traditions was the honoring of ancestors. Ancestors were considered to be powerful and influential beings who had the ability to bring blessings or curses upon their living descendants. By honoring ancestors, the Chinese believed that they could ensure the well-being and prosperity of their family. This involved practices such as offering food, burning incense, and performing rituals to show respect and gratitude to the ancestors. Neglecting to honor ancestors was believed to bring trouble and misfortune to the family.
In ancient Chinese spiritual traditions, one of the most important aspects was the honoring of ancestors. It was believed that by paying respect and reverence to one's ancestors, their spirits would protect and bring blessings to the family. On the other hand, if ancestors were not honored, it was believed that their spirits might bring trouble or misfortune to the family.
To gain a deeper understanding, you can explore ancient Chinese literature, historical texts, or cultural studies specifically focused on the spiritual practices of that time. These sources can provide valuable insights into the beliefs, rituals, and customs surrounding ancestor worship in ancient China. Additionally, consulting with experts or scholars in Chinese history, religion, or anthropology can also provide valuable information. They may be able to guide you to more specific resources or offer their insights into this aspect of ancient Chinese spirituality.
The Han emperor Wudi invented a bureaucratic system to help the Han run the empire. What was it based upon?
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Legalism
Legalism
Confucianism
Confucianism
Daoism
Daoism
Mandate of Heaven
Confucianism
How did the Zhou improve trade?
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used coins for the first time
used coins for the first time
eliminated warring states
eliminated warring states
created a larger merchant class
created a larger merchant class
crossed the Gobi Desert reliably
created a larger merchant class
If the Son of Heaven acted virtuously, what would be the result? Select the two correct answers.
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natural disasters
natural disasters
corruption in government
corruption in government
harmony between heaven and Earth
harmony between heaven and Earth
plague in the land
plague in the land
victory in battle
victory in battle
uprisings against the government
uprisings against the government
harmony between heaven and Earth and victory in battle
are all these answers right
No, not all of the answers are correct. The correct answers are: harmony between heaven and Earth and victory in battle. These were believed to be the positive outcomes if the Son of Heaven (the emperor) acted virtuously.
How did the Qin dynasty lose the Mandate of Heaven?
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through invasions by nomadic herdsmen the emperor's army couldn't defend against
through invasions by nomadic herdsmen the emperor's army couldn't defend against
through natural disasters the government was unable to cope with
through natural disasters the government was unable to cope with
through famine caused by many years of drought
through famine caused by many years of drought
through uprisings caused by the harsh policies of Legalism
through uprisings caused by the harsh policies of Legalism
The most valued metalwork produced by Shang artisans were made from what material?
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copper
copper
silver
silver
bronze
bronze
steel
bronze
Where did China’s first civilization develop?
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along the Chang River
along the Chang River
on the North China Plain
on the North China Plain
on the Plateau of Tibet
on the Plateau of Tibet
in the Gobi Desert
on the North China Plain
According to Daoism, the symbols of yin and yang represent the ideal of
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balance and harmony.
Which phrase best summarizes Qin government?
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It was centralized.
It was centralized.
It upheld Confucian ideals.
It upheld Confucian ideals.
It divided China into rival states.
It divided China into rival states.
It relaxed the harsh laws of the Zhou dynasty.
It relaxed the harsh laws of the Zhou dynasty.
It was centralized.
Which invention of the Han was called the “wooden ox”?
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paper
paper
seismometer
seismometer
compass
compass
wheelbarrow
wheelbarrow
wheelbarrow
In Han China, the majority of people made their living as
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farmers
recheck all my questions
My apologies for any errors. Here are the correct responses to your previous questions:
Q: The Han emperor Wudi invented a bureaucratic system to help the Han run the empire. What was it based upon?
A: Confucianism
Q: How did the Zhou improve trade?
A: They created a larger merchant class.
Q: If the Son of Heaven acted virtuously, what would be the result? Select the two correct answers.
A: Harmony between heaven and Earth and victory in battle.
Q: How did the Qin dynasty lose the Mandate of Heaven?
A: Through uprisings caused by the harsh policies of Legalism.
Q: The most valued metalwork produced by Shang artisans were made from what material?
A: Bronze
Q: Where did China’s first civilization develop?
A: On the North China Plain.
Q: According to Daoism, the symbols of yin and yang represent the ideal of?
A: Balance and harmony.
Q: Which phrase best summarizes Qin government?
A: It was centralized.
Q: Which invention of the Han was called the “wooden ox”?
A: Wheelbarrow.
Q: In Han China, the majority of people made their living as?
A: Farmers.