1. Which of the following was NOT true of the Grand Canal?
C. The Grand Canal helped protect China's vulnerable northern border
2. Which of the following is a belief of Buddhism?
A. Through good karma, a person can reach s state of nirvana
3. Which of the following was true of the Song Dynasty?
D. New techniques expanded agriculture
4. Which Dynasty was founded by the Mongols?
D. Yuan
5. What is the meaning of the title 'Genghis Khan"?
ANS. universal ruler
6. Which of the following was NOT a method used by the Yuan to control the Chinese?
ANS. The bureaucracy continued much as before
7. What happened to many peasant farmers who could not pay their taxes?
D. Their land was sold, and many became slaves
8. China spread its power and influence at sea under which emperor?
B. Yongle
9. Which of the following can be learned from bioarchaeology?
C. a person's lifestyle, diseases, and clues to ancestral origins
10. What was a direct result of the Opium Wars?
D. China was weakened internally and internationally.
Explanation:
The above question and answers talk about the grand canal which is a world heritage identified by UNESCO. It is categorized as the oldest canal in the world and the canal with the longest stretch over 1,776 km miles that cut across the city of Beijing to Hangzhou in China which join two major rivers of River Yangtze and the Yellow River.
It is a Chinese heritage that was built to help them to ship grains from the major parts of south China which have fertile soil for farming to Beijing which is the country's capital.
Also, we just made it clear that the grand canal was synonymous with the Sui Dynasty. It was important to the Dynasty as a result of the transportation of the grains as earlier mentioned, the movement of raw materials, and also to ease the movement of soldiers guarding the northern part of China.
Moreover, the erection of the canals lasted up to six years with millions of Chinese used as laborers because of the magnitude of the project.
The grand canal with other canals aided the development of the transportation and commerce system in ancient China and is still used to date.
In conclusion, the grand canal as the key to the inland waterways in China's north to the central east of China stretch or has moved along the major eight provinces of today's China
