Ming
When is the Ming dynasty began?
1368s.
Who was Zheng He?
Zheng He is a famous explorer in China.
What is I&S class?
It is a important subject students should learn like history and economy.
Write 3 explorers name.
Columbus, Magellan, Francisco Coronado.
Who is the Columbian exchange named after?
Columbus.
What are two famous builds during the Ming dynasty?
Great Wall and Forbidden City.
What thing was Zheng He bring to China?
Some spices, jewels and a giraffe.
What are “I” and “S” mean?
"I" means individuals, "S" means societies.
Who found the New World?
Columbus.
Name 3 food in New World
Chocolate, tomato and potato.
What is the most important exam during the Ming dynasty?
It is examination.
Where did Zheng He visit?
Southeast Asia, South Asia, Arabian Peninsula and East Africa.
What does the subject I&S study?
Study on human history economy and culture.
Why did they go to sailing?
Find new trade ways, spread out their culture, ready control the world.
Name one postive impact because of Columbian Exchange.
Make the community more between the New World and the Old World.
Why did Zhu Di build the Great Wall again?
To defend the lands, withstand the Mongols.
Why did Zheng He go to explore?
Community to other countries in the world, make them know the Ming dynasty is strong.
What can we learn from I&S class?
We can learn the people in the world have what kind of properties and culture from different countries.
What did Francisco Coronado do during he sailing?
He explore the southwestern region in U.S, he helped people explore the America and do the map in U.S.
What is “s” mean in “SEEP”?
Mean Social.
Write down the first emperor to fifth in Ming dynasty
Zhun YuanZhang; Zhu YunWen; Zhu Di; Zhu GaoChi; Zhu ZhanJi.
Which technology are Zhen He use?
The compass, technology about ship.
How can we learn I&S?
In the class we should listen carefully。 After class, we can do the research to help we know more knowledge.
What impacts during the age of exploration?
Make the community more between the New World and the Old World.
Name one disease during the Columbian Exchange
Smallbox.