Ancient China 1
Who united China?
Qin Shi Huangdi
Who was the first emperor of China?
Qin Shi Huang
What was the first empire in China?
Qin Dynasty
This trade network connected Asia, Europe, and Africa and was created largely due to demand for Chinese goods
The Silk Road
Which main philosophy of Ancient China promoted good conduct and respect for the elders?
Confucianism
Give 1 examples of something the Qin Dynasty did to unify China.
Standardized coins, writing, code of laws, used legalism, organized gov't differently than ever before
A Chinese philosopher who was one of the most influential teachers in Chinese history, and still today, who believes people are good but should follow "Golden Rule".
Confucius
What was China's primary export? (think trade)
Silk
The founder of this religion was Siddhartha Gautama.
Buddhism
What 2 rivers provided fresh water for China's ancient people?
Yellow and Yangtze(Long) Rivers
Explain what the philosophy emphasized strict laws with harsh punishments.
Legalism
This river valley is considered the birthplace of Chinese civilization
The Yellow River Valley
The landform that protects China to the north
Gobi Desert
Mandate of Heaven
A collection of sayings, ideas, and anecdotes attributed to the Chinese philosopher Confucius.
The Analects
Out of the four dynasties that we studied, which one came first?
Shang
This printing technique, developed in China, allowed books and art to be reproduced more easily.
Woodblock printing
The period of time that lasted for 200 years at the end of the Zhou Dynasty
Warring States Period
This concept emphasized respect for elders, obedience to parents, and loyalty to the ruler in ancient Chinese family.
Filial Piety
This geographical feature seperates China & India.
Himalayan Mountains
What is known as the "Golden Age" of China?
Han Dynasty
The Han Dynasty developed some major innovations. Name 2 of them.
woodblock printing, paper making, magnetic compass, silk
What does "standardizing"mean?
Making things the same.
Name 2 goods traded on the silk road.
silk, porcelain, animals, technology, etc.
Why was the culture in China so diverse?
They were isolated from the rest of the world.