A fine, strong, soft fiber used to make clothing that was kept secret in Ancient China.

Wheel made to turn by the water flowing against it.

A person that someone is descended from.

Melted iron mixed with carbon from coal.

The practice of inserting needles through the skin to treat disease.

A member of an upper class in society; another word for noble.

Underwater blade used to help guide a ship.

A line of rulers from one family.

Ceramic made of fine clay baked at very high temperatures.

The practice of having a title or possession by reason of family or birth.

A mixture of chemicals used to cause an explosion.

A belief that the Chinese king's right to rule came from the gods.

A symbol in writing that represents a thing, idea, or complex expression.

An invention that used wood blocks and ink to create copies of material at a fast rate.

The quality of being good or worthy of a position based on work ethic.

What philosophy preached that all people are inherently bad so strict laws must be made?

What philosophy preached that all people can be good with the right education and teachings?

What philosophy stated that life is full of opposites and to not worry about the possible outcomes?

Who is the founder of Taoism/Daoism?

Who is the founder of Legalism?

Who is the founder of Confucianism?

Which philosophy has ancient writings known as the Analects?

Which philosophy became the standard governmental practice of the Qin dynasty?

Which philosophy is famous for the creation of the yin and yang symbol?

Which philosophy established what later became known as the Golden Rule?

What area did the Silk Road eventually stretch to which allowed major trade for China?

What dynasty (mythical) was said to be the first in Ancient China?

Who was thought to be the first great leader of the Xia dynasty?

How did China's physical geography help isolate the early dynasties?

What is the longest river in China?

Why is the Huang He or Yellow River known as "China's Sorrow"?

What device did Ancient China use to try and determine future events?

What dynasty became famous for their creation of bronze items (cups, daggers, and vases)?

What dynasty was led by the emperor Shi Huangdi?

What dynasty is known as the longest reigning dynasty of Ancient China?

What dynasty became famous for making citizens pass a civil exam before getting the job?

In 535 B.C.E., the Zhou kingdom became famous for creation of this?

What were the best two reasons as to why Shi Huangdi was able to conquer all of China?

What was not an achievement of the Qin dynasty?

What was buried around Shi Huangdi that is worthy of note?

What dynasty controlled the most territory and had the Silk Road built?

What was so unique about the background of emperor Liu Bang of the Han dynasty?

What achievement was not associated with the Han dynasty?

The period of time ruled by the Han dynasty was known as China's ?

What major religion was spread to China due to the Silk Road?

Approximately how many miles is the Great Wall of China today?

Approximately how tall and wide is the Great Wall of China today?

What would happen to people who feel ill or died while building the Great Wall?

What was the Silk Road?