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Unit 2 - Ch 2 - Section 5 - The History of Ancient China
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Unit 2 - Ch 2 - Section 5 - The History of Ancient China

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The Shang Dynasty
A family that rules a country for a long period of time is called a dynasty.
In about 1600 B.C. the powerful Shang dynasty ruled the Yellow River Valley.
The Chinese people of the Yellow River Valley built cities like the Indus River Valley people in India.
The Indus river valley poeple built brick homes, but the Yellow River Valley people built wooden ones.
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What was a Shang City LIke?
Archaiologists discovered a Shang city called Anyang.
It was carved out of a forest with a palace and a temple at the center.
Like Mohenjo-Daro in the Indus River Valley, had a business area with shops, places to store food and government buildings
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Multiple Choice
The Shang Dynasty was...
A river in China
A family that ruled ancient China
A mountain that caused Monsoons
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Multiple Choice
How were the Yellow River Valley homes in China different than homes in the Indus River Valley in India?
Yellow River Valley homes were smaller.
Indus River Valley homes were made of steel
Yellow River Valley homes in China were made of wood instead of bricks.
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What did the Shang Farmers Grow?
Most common people in ancient China were farmers.
They mostly grew a crop called millet - a type of grain.
They also raised cattle, sheep, pigs, and chickens.
The farmers used stone tools because plows were not invented yet.
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What were some Shang Crafts?
Chinese artisans made beautiful objects for everyday use
They used ivory, marble, and jade
When people remember the Shang dynasty, they remember its bronze works most of all
Some bronze artifacts were used in religious ceremonies, but others were used everyday in people's homes
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TRUE OR FALSE:
The Shang Dynasty began in the Indus River Valley.
TRUE
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