Vocabulary
Original Purpose
Labor Used & Materials
Terracotta
Shi Huang Di
100
A group of people with a government.
What is a dynasty?
100
Built to defend and keep out nomads and other countries from getting into China.
What is The Great Wall of China?
100
The groups of people Shi Huangdi ordered to build The Great Wall of China.
What is common people, crimals from jail and farmers?
100

Who ordered the creation of the Terracotta Army?

Qin Shi Huang.

100

What did the Emperor take that he thought would extend his life?

Mercury Pills

200
Another name for money.
What is currency?
200
Sections of The Great Wall of China used by soldiers to see if the enemines were coming.
What is a look out post?
200
The number of people who helped build The Great Wall of China.
What is one million people?
200

How long did it take to finish the army?


40 years!

200

What Dynasty was Shi Huang Di part of?

Qin

300
A local leader of an armed group.
What is a warlord?
300

What was used to signal enemies are attacking the wall?

Black Smoke

300
The animal The Great Wall of China resembles.
What is a dragon?
300

What is the location of the terracotta soldiers?


Xi´an

300

Why did Qin Shi Huangdi create the Terracotta Warriors?

So that he would have an army for his afterlife.

400
A cloth made by silk worms.
What is silk?
400
The line the Great Wall was built along to keep out enemines.
The country boundary line of China?
400

4 materials used from the earth to make The Great Wall of China.

What is clay, rock, reeds and soil?

400

How many acres is the Terracotta complex?

14,000

400

If you didn't follow one of the Emperor's laws what would happen to you?

Buried alive

500
The road that was a trade route across northeast China.
What is the Silk Road?
500

Nomad countries that border China that wanted to claim their land.

Mongols and Huns

500

What Dynasty started to use brick on the Great Wall?

Ming.

500

The largest of the Terracotta pits had how many warriors?

6000

500


When were the Terracotta Warriors made?




210 BC.