Geography
Built the protect the vulnerable Northern side of China.
What is the Great Wall of China?
This philosophy would say that it is more important to be led by virtue than by law.
Who is Confucianism?
This dynasty opened the Silk Road trade to the Western world.
What is the Han Dynasty?
Name of the dynasty Emperor Shang Zhiang ruled under.
What is the Tang Dynasty?
The empire that controlled the western side of the Silk Road.
What is Rome?
The name of one of the two major rivers in China. (Name either one)
What is the Yellow River/The Yangtze River?
This philosophy says that we should inflict harsh punishments on those who break the law.
What is legalism?
This person created a moral code and philosophy that has guided behavior and laws in China for centuries.
Who is Confucious?
This concept means your earn positions of power based on your skill and ability, rather than your social class or status.
What is meritocracy?
This animal was able to withstand harsh desert conditions, which made it ideal for Silk Road travel.
What is a camel?
The mountain range that stretches along the Southwestern side of China.
What are the Himalayas?
Under this system, government is limited and people are more concerned with peace and harmony.
What is Daoism?
The earliest written form of Chinese came from this dynasty.
What is the Shang Dynasty?
What are ideograms?
As a result of the trade, this good became so highly desired in Europe that it was traded like a currency.
What is silk?
This waterway was constructed under the Sui Dynasty.
What is the Grand Canal?
This quote best fits with the ideas of this Chinese philosophy:
"Be unconcerned, and you will have the world."
What is Daoism?
This dynasty lasted for 900 years and had great developments in farming and literature.
What is the Zhou Dynasty?
This concept stresses the importance of family over everything.
What is filial piety?
This good was also traded along the Silk Road (name at least one good aside from silk).
What is...
jade and other precious stones, porcelain, tea, and spices; horses, glassware, textiles, traveled eastward.