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Natural barriers

mountains, plains, sea, and desert

100

3 major chinese philosophies

Daoism, Confucianism, and Legalism

100
What is a censor?

An official who watches others for correct behavior.

100

What is acupuncture?

Originally a Chinese practice of inserting fine needles through the skin at specific points to treat disease or leave pain.

100

Name a chinese invention

cast iron plow, iron tools, waterwheels, iron drill bits, wheel barrow, silk manufacturing, and more

200

The first Chinese dynasty that left behind evidence. 

Shang Dynasty

200

4 social classes

Landowning aristocrats

 Farmers 

Artisans

Merchants

200

Currency?

Something, such as coins or paper money, that is used as a medium of exchange. 

200

Legalism?

A Chinese philosophy that stressed the importance of laws.

200

What is the golden rule?

Treat others how you want to be treated.

300
The longest Chinese dynasty

The Zhou

300

Women's jobs

  • Raising children

  • Focused on children’s education

  • Managed the household

  • Managed finances

300

Who built the great wall of china?

The Qin

300

Filial Piety?

The responsibility children have to respect, obey, and care for their parents.

300

Daoism is focused on....

nature and living a long life. 

400

Zhou kings led the government with the help of a bureaucracy. What is a bureaucracy?

 group of non-elected government officials. 

400

Men's jobs

  • Growing crops

  • Attending school

  • Running the government

  • Fighting wars

400

The silk road was just one road.

False, it was a trade route. 

400

aristocrat?

A member of an upper class of society, usually made up hereditary nobility.

400

What was the silk road?

a trade route that went from europe to china. People traded goods including horses, spices, paper, and more. 

500

What does Dao mean?

he king was expected by his people to rule the proper ‘way’,

500

why did the aristocrats prefer legalism?

  •  it emphasized force.

  •  Legalism did not require rulers to consider the needs or wishes of their people. This led to cruel punishments for small crimes. 



500

What were the steps to enter the Civil Service? 

  • Scholars and officials recommended qualified candidates first. 

  • Then, the candidates took long difficult written exams. 

  • Finally, officials graded the test, and the Emperor reviewed the results of the candidates. The people who got the highest scores, got the job. 



500

Pictograph?

A symbol in a writing system based on pictures.

500

What was the terracotta army?

a tomb for the Qin Emperor filled with thousands of clay soldiers and horses. 
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