The creation of this invention caused this industry to boom in China and ultimately led to the mass-production of this invention.

The creation of this invention, which China had been using since circa 2700 B.C., first spread to Japan and then to then to the rest of the world with the help of the British and Dutch traders.

The creation of this invention, is perhaps the single most important military invention that was created by the Chinese and still used in modern warfare today.

The development and use of this invention was repeated throughout Asia and Europe. Modern-day space ____________are based on principles discovered by the Chinese.

The development and use of this invention led to modern day vaccines and the creation of disinfectants

The creation of this invention allowed for greater travel throughout China using canals connected to rivers which acted as water elevators for boats traveling.

The creation of this invention allowed for the production of books, newspapers, magazines on a large scale throughout China. This technology discovered independently was used throughout the modern world until recently.

The creation of this invention changed how people paid for goods all over the world, not just China. It allowed for people to replace the use of gold and silver with this ____________.

The development and use of this invention improved the accuracy of telling time with the help of a water-powered wheel, which ultimately replaced sundials and hourglasses. We still use these today...

Both the Chinese and the Europeans used compasses early on that had a magnetic material called...

The Chinese invention shown in the picture is called a...

The canal lock allowed boats to be transferred from one canal to another, by lifting or lowering boats in the lock. Chinese locks could lift or lower boats up to ___________ feet or above.

a type of printing in which text is carved into a block of wood and the block is then coated with ink and pressed on the page is called...

This picture shows a Chinese invention that greatly lowered the cost and labor of printing. What is the name of this Chinese invention?