It is more of a philosophy than a religion.

Yellow River (Huang He) and Yangtze River (Chang Jiang)

Golden Age of China (The time period when the use of paper money, gunpowder inventions, and printing occurred)

It is yellow because of the yellow sand of the Gobi Desert that flows through it

To achieve peace and harmony by focusing on proper relationships

To achieve peace and harmony by focusing on the balance in nature

To achieve nirvana through the 8-fold path

the only equal relationship in Confucianism

An ancient trade route between China, Arabia, and Europe. Traded goods and helped to spread ideas and culture.

Is the backbone of all 5 of the relationships in Confucianism

How unequal relationships in Confucianism work

The one on the bottom respects and is loyal while the one on top provides.

The one of the bottom provides while the one on top respects and stays loyal

One gives and one receives like Yin and Yang

The following in true about Taoism, except

Founded by a man known as Shi Huangdi

Peace and harmony is found through the balance in nature

To achieve peace and harmony by focusing on the balance in nature

To achieve peace and harmony by focusing on the proper relationships

It is a philosophy not a religion

To achieve peace and harmony by focusing on the balance in nature

The 4 Noble Truths, which focus on the idea on how to end suffering. In order to do so and reach an enlightened state (nirvana), you must follow the 8-fold path.

To find peace and harmony within the world

How did Buddhism become a religion in China?

It began in India and traveled to China via the Silk Road

People worshipped the Panda and Buddha is similar to the Panda

The emperor of China commanded it to become a religion

Siddhartha Gautama was a Chinese man and he was very popular

Purpose of the Great Wall

to keep out invaders from the north

to be a paved part of the Silk Road

to show the physical border between China and the Gobi Desert

to protect the emperor in his afterlife

another name for emperor Shi Huangdi

Purpose of the Terracotta Army

To protect the emperor, Shi Huangdi from Mongolians

To protect China from northern invaders

a thin fabric that was great for heat

Explosive powder used in weapons and fireworks

A hot beverage used for medicinal purposes

A light grey metal used to make weapons

Made from wood. Used to write on and to print money

Chinese medical practice of inserting needles into certain areas of the body to alleviate pain

Transferred text from a woodblock using ink to make books and scrolls

Made from silk. Used to write on and print paintings

Transferred text from a woodblock to paper using ink to make books and scrolls

Copying text by hand to make a book

Transferred text from a woodblock to silk using ink to make paintings

Transferred text from a woodblock to paper using ink to make money

a navigational tool which has a magnetized pointer that shows the direction of magnetic north and bearings from it

Chinese medical practice of inserting needles into certain areas of the body to alleviate pain

a navigational tool which uses the sun to show the direction of north

an ancient tool used to help farmers move their belongings

Chinese medical practice of inserting needles into certain areas of the body to alleviate pain

A hot beverage used for medicinal purposes

Chinese medical practice of using various poses to help blood flow

A tool used to help farmers move their crops

A hot beverage used for medicinal purposes

Plant leaves than when chewed alleviate pain

A cold beverage used for medicinal purposes

Chinese medical practice of inserting needles into certain areas of the body to alleviate pain

baked clay, used to make monuments

The Chinese name for Wheelbarrow

An ancient trade route between China, Arabia, and Europe. Traded goods and helped to spread ideas and culture.

Another term for the Great Wall of China

The threads that silkworms create that are later turned into silk

Impact of the Silk Road on China

China interacts with people outside of China for the first time. Gains access to new products, ideas, and religions

Golden Age of China (The time period when the use of paper money, gunpowder inventions, and printing occurred)

Forces them to live is a small area

Wheelbarrow was used for all of the following except,

Used to help farmers move their crops

Used to help traders carry their goods to the market

Used to help families move their belongings

Begins on the new moon of the winter solstice

Day 15 celebration of Chinese New Years

Day 1 celebration of Chinese New Years

Celebration of Life conducted at Chinese funerals

Chinese New Year Traditions

Wear red, eat dumplings, settle debts

Wear blank, eat long noodles, get a haircut, clean out the closets

Open fortune cookies, give money in red envelopes, dancing rabbits and dragons in the streets

End arguments, wear red, decorate the house with pandas

Each year is represented by a different animal.

Each month is represented by a different character trait or attribute

Each month is represented by a different animal

Each year is represented by a different character trait or attribute

Rivers of Ancient China

Tigris River and the Euphrates River

The Huang He is also called the Yellow River because...

It is yellow because of the yellow sand of the Gobi Desert that flows through it

It sparkles yellow like the gold that can be found in the river

It is yellow because of iron rust that flows through it

Altas, Tian and Himalayan Mountains

Hindu Kush and Himalayan Mountains

Tao, Atlas, and Himalayan Mountains

Effect of mountains on China

Creates major ports or trading areas along the Silk Road

Forces them to live in a smaller area

Belief that the Chinese come from dragons

Effect of the Gobi Desert on China

Forces people to live in a certain area

Isolates them from the rest of the world

Changes the color of the Yellow River

Changes the color of the Yellow Sea

Bodies of water surrounding China

Bay of Bengal and Pacific Ocean

(1600 - 1050 BCE) Completed the Great Wall of China

(1050 BCE - 256 BCE) longest dynasty

(1050 BCE - 256 BCE) Unified China

(221-207 BCE) Golden Age of China

(1600 - 1050 BCE) longest dynasty

(202 BCE- 220 CE) Unified China

(221-207 BCE) Golden Age of China

Ancient Chinese Concepts and Practices

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Mandate of Heaven

The balancing forces within nature

Pieces of turtle bone or shell used to try and predict future events

The belief that the right to rule was given by the gods above or by the Divine

(202 BCE-220 CE)

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Filial Piety

(1600 - 1050 BCE)

(1050 BCE - 256 BCE)

The major ports/trading areas of the Silk Road were: China, India, Arabia, Persia, Egypt, and Italy.

Loyalty to the family/male head of the household

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Dynasty

The belief that the right to rule was given by the gods above or by the Divine

Isolating them from the rest of the world

A series of rulers from the same family over time

China is unified (Qin=Chin)

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Yin & Yang

Robbers, Sandstorms, Extreme heat and thirst

To protect the emperor, Shi Huangdi, in the afterlife

Festival of Lanterns

The balancing forces within nature

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Legalism

Founded by a man known as Laozi.

a thin, beautiful pottery of clay baked at a very high temperature. Invented in China

To protect the emperor, Shi Huangdi, in the afterlife

The idea that harsh laws and punishments were needed to control the evil human nature

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Oracle bones

Lasts 15 days

Pieces of turtle bone or shell used to try and predict future events

Created books and scrolls.

Analects is the sacred text

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Tao

Isolating them from the rest of the world

The proper way or path to follow

Lunar New Year

Altas Mountains

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Ancient Chinese Concepts and Practices

Mandate of Heaven

Filial Piety

Dynasty

Yin & Yang

Legalism

Oracle bones

Tao

Confucianism

Started by Confucius

Analects is the sacred text

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