Ancient Dynasties
Chinese Philosophies
The Mongols and Ming
Fall of Qing and Chinese Civil War
Communist China
100

What is the system in which a King gives land and peasant to lords in exchange for loyalty

The Feudal System

100

This Chinese philosophy taught that society works best when people follow their roles and show respect, especially to parents

Confucianism 

100
After Genghis Khan died, the empire broke into 4 Khanates. What was the Khanate that ruled China? 

The Yuan Dynasty

100

What was the Canton System?

Strict trading rules that China implemented that made it difficult for England to trade. Included only one trading port and only accepting gold and silver as payment.
100

Who was the leader of Communist China and what specific event solidified him as their leader?

Mao Zedong; The Long March

200

How did geography affect the development of Chinese Culture? 

Geography isolated China from other civilizations, leading them to develop a unique, continuous culture.

200

This philosophy encouraged people to live in harmony with nature and follow the Way

Daoism

200

What are some ways Genghis Khan gained his power?

Skilled army (speed and archery)

Meritocracy 

Religious tolerance

200

What did England do to reverse the trade deficit they had with China?

Started trading opium

200

What was Mao's goal in the Great Leap Forward?

To modernize China through increased industrial and agricultural output

300

What is government controlled agriculture

Nobles would keep the profits from most of their land. The government stored the food from a small portion in case disaster struck.


300

This philosophy believed people needed strict laws and harsh punishments to keep order

Legalism

300

Why did the Ming dynasty decide to turn to Isolationism.

1. Threats of Mongols on land

2. Wanted to preserve culture

3. Seen as a waste of time and money

300

The boxer rebellion was the result of what?

Unfair treaties after the Opium war, giving foreign influence tremendous power in China. 

300

After the Great Leap Forward failed, what did Mao launch in order to restore communism?

The Cultural Revolution
400

What is the significance of Oracle Bones for historians?

they contain the earliest known Chinese writing, giving historians direct evidence of ancient beliefs, government, and daily life

400

The Qin Dynasty is known for following this philosophy

Legalism

400

What was the purpose of Zheng He's voyages?

show China’s power, expand trade, and build relationships with other countries through diplomacy and tribute.

400

Who lost the Chinese civil war and where did they go after defeat?

The Nationalists; Taiwan 

400

Who were the Red Gaurds?

Young students that terrorized anyone who was not "communist enough" 

500

a system of tests used in ancient China to choose government officials based on their knowledge and ability rather than their family background.

Imperial Examinations/ Civil Service Exams

500
Members of the Forbidden city followed this philosophy and pushed China towards Isolationism

Confucianism

500

What is a long term consequence of Isolationism in the Ming?

Other world powers, such as Great Britain, caught up to and surpased China in military and maritime technology

500

Which party in the Chinese Civil war is a business owner more likely to side with?

The Nationalists

500

Why did Mao and the Red Guards target teachers and intellectuals?

Mao believed could challenge his control and the goals of the Cultural Revolution and he did not want any challengers