Social Hierarchy
The bottom of the social hierarchy, often thought of as not a part of the social hierarchy.
Slaves.
The landforms that isolation ancient China.
Mountains, deserts, an ocean and rivers.
Two roles of women in Ancient China
Wives and Mothers
The meaning for each part of PEEL.
Point, evidence, explanation and link.
The top of the social hierarchy.
Emperor.
What structure was built to stop the Mongols invading ancient China.
The Great Wall of China.
The age women and men were able to be married.
15 for women and 25 for men.
The meaning of BCE and CE.
This class were highly educated and often had government positions.
Scholars.
Names of the deserts that surround ancient China.
Gobi desert and Taklamakan
Three things women were tasked with doing.
•cooking, cleaning, raising children, farming, spinning, weaving and sewing.
This class often wore white to distinguish themselves.
Merchants.
The main rivers that run through ancient China.
Yangtze and Yellow River
Foot binding was a symbol of...
Status and beauty
What do you do in the second E of PEEL.
The classes of the ancient China hierarchy in order of most powerful to least powerful.
Emperor, nobles, scholars, peasant farmers, craftsmen, merchants and slaves.
The importance of the geographical features that surround ancient China.
Protect and allow China to develop independently.
"Three submissions" meant women had to follow the order of these three groups.
Father (parents), husband and son
Say these times in order of oldest to most recent: 100CE, 500BCE, 250CE, 1100BCE, 250BCE.
1100BCE, 500BCE, 250BCE 250CE, 100CE.