quiz for china

what are 3 Geographic Features that isolated Ancient China

• Huang He River (Yellow River)

  Yangtze River

• The  belief that the emperor of China was given the right to rule by the gods 

• Gobi Desert

  Pacific Ocean

  Himalayan Mountains

what are the two major rivers of Ancient China

• Huang He River (Yellow River)

  Yangtze River

• Gobi Desert

  Pacific Ocean

  Himalayan Mountains

• A series of rulers from the same family

• First dynasty of Ancient China.  Yu the Engineer (Great) was the legendary 

                        ruler of this dynasty.  This dynasty is considered somewhat 

                        mythical due a lack of written records.

what was a Dynasty

• which Dynasty followed the Shang Dynasty and was the

  longest ruling dynasty. This dynasty started the Feudal System. The lords became disloyal to the king which caused a struggle for power and eventually led to the Warring States Period.

• what dynasty followed the Xia dynasty and ruled for over

  400 years. This dynasty is known for having the first written records and for using oracle bones in order to ask questions to their ancestors.

• First dynasty of Ancient China. Yu the Engineer (Great) was the legendary

  ruler of this dynasty. This dynasty is considered somewhat

  mythical due a lack of written records.

• A series of rulers from the same family

what are the facts about Xia Dynasty

• A 200 year era of warfare which followed the Zhou

  Dynasty. This era was a fight for the control of

  Ancient China which was eventually won by the Qin

  Dynasty.

• First dynasty of Ancient China. Yu the Engineer (Great) was the legendary

  ruler of this dynasty. This dynasty is considered somewhat

  mythical due a lack of written records.

• what Dynasty followed the Xia dynasty and ruled for over

  400 years. This dynasty is known for having the first written records and for using oracle bones in order to ask questions to their ancestors.

• which Dynasty followed the Shang Dynasty and was the

  longest ruling dynasty. This dynasty started the Feudal System. The lords became disloyal to the king which caused a struggle for power and eventually led to the Warring States Period.

what are the facts about the Shang Dynasty

• A 200 year era of warfare which followed the Zhou

  Dynasty. This era was a fight for the control of

  Ancient China which was eventually won by the Qin

  Dynasty.

• which Dynasty followed the Shang Dynasty and was the

  longest ruling dynasty. This dynasty started the Feudal System. The lords became disloyal to the king which caused a struggle for power and eventually led to the Warring States Period.

• First dynasty of Ancient China. Yu the Engineer (Great) was the legendary

  ruler of this dynasty. This dynasty is considered somewhat

  mythical due a lack of written records.

• what dynasty followed the Xia dynasty and ruled for over

  400 years. This dynasty is known for having the first written records and for using oracle bones in order to ask questions to their ancestors.

what were the facts about the Zhou Dynasty

• thisDynasty followed the Shang Dynasty and was the

  longest ruling dynasty. This dynasty started the Feudal System. The lords became disloyal to the king which caused a struggle for power and eventually led to the Warring States Period.

• This short-lived dynasty is the first dynasty to begin using the

  Term EMPEROR instead of KING. The emperor’s name was Shi Huangdii and he used legalism to control his society. This dynasty was harsh on its

  citizens and began the construction of the Great Wall of China.

• A 200 year era of warfare which followed the Zhou

  Dynasty. This era was a fight for the control of

  Ancient China which was eventually won by the Qin

  Dynasty.

• This dynasty is considered the Golden Age of China due to its

  Advancements in the maths and sciences. The Han Dynasty developed

  The Silk Road and invented paper and the seismograph, which was used

  Predict earthquakes. Theyswitched to Confucianism and they also used civil service exams in order to find qualified people to work for the government.

what was the Warring States Period

• This short-lived dynasty is the first dynasty to begin using the

  Term EMPEROR instead of KING. The emperor’s name was Shi Huangdii and he used legalism to control his society. This dynasty was harsh on its

  citizens and began the construction of the Great Wall of China.

• what Dynasty followed the Shang Dynasty and was the

  longest ruling dynasty. This dynasty started the Feudal System. The lords became disloyal to the king which caused a struggle for power and eventually led to the Warring States Period.

• A 200 year era of warfare which followed the Zhou

  Dynasty. This era was a fight for the control of

  Ancient China which was eventually won by the Qin

  Dynasty.

• This dynasty is considered the Golden Age of China due to its

  Advancements in the maths and sciences. The Han Dynasty developed

  The Silk Road and invented paper and the seismograph, which was used

  Predict earthquakes. Theyswitched to Confucianism and they also used civil service exams in order to find qualified people to work for the government.

what was the Qin Dynasty

• This short-lived dynasty is the first dynasty to begin using the

  Term EMPEROR instead of KING. The emperor’s name was Shi Huangdii and he used legalism to control his society. This dynasty was harsh on its

  citizens and began the construction of the Great Wall of China.

• This dynasty is considered the Golden Age of China due to its

  Advancements in the maths and sciences. The Han Dynasty developed

  The Silk Road and invented paper and the seismograph, which was used

  Predict earthquakes. Theyswitched to Confucianism and they also used civil service exams in order to find qualified people to work for the government.

• this followed the Shang Dynasty and was the

  longest ruling dynasty. This dynasty started the Feudal System. The lords became disloyal to the king which caused a struggle for power and eventually led to the Warring States Period

• A 200 year era of warfare which followed the Zhou

  Dynasty. This era was a fight for the control of

  Ancient China which was eventually won by the Qin

  Dynasty.

what was the Han Dynasty

•  First dynasty of Ancient China.  Yu the Engineer (Great) was the legendary 

                        ruler of this dynasty.  This dynasty is considered somewhat 

                        mythical due a lack of written records.

• This dynasty is considered the Golden Age of China due to its

  developed    

                           The Silk Road and invented  paper and the seismograph, which was used 

                           Predict earthquakes. Theyswitched to Confucianism and  they also used civil service exams in order to find qualified people to work for the government.

                        

•  This short-lived dynasty is the first dynasty to begin using the

                           Term EMPEROR instead of KING. The emperor’s name was Shi Huangdii and he used legalism to control  his society. This dynasty was harsh on its

                           citizens and began the construction of the Great Wall of China.

• The  belief that the emperor of China was given the right to rule by the gods 

what was the Mandate of Heaven

• The type of storm that brinsg 250 inches of rain to southeast China

• The belief that the emperor of China was given the right to rule by the gods

• The belief that people are bad by nature and need to be controlled

• The clay soldiers which were made to protect Shi Huangdi in his afterlife