Ben Van Overmeire Making of the Modern World 12
... ◦ Look at how the South of China dealt with Buddhism until the 6th century CE ◦ Look at the reunification of China under the Sui, and the Golden Age of Chinese Empire under the High Tang. How did the Tang rulers, more specifically Empress Wu Zetian, relate to Buddhism? ...
... ◦ Look at how the South of China dealt with Buddhism until the 6th century CE ◦ Look at the reunification of China under the Sui, and the Golden Age of Chinese Empire under the High Tang. How did the Tang rulers, more specifically Empress Wu Zetian, relate to Buddhism? ...
Dynastic Rule in China From the Sui to the Yuan
... How did the Tang govern China? • Under Wu Zhao, China’s only empress, the Tang ruled one of the most geographically extensive empires in Chinese history • Organized the government into departments, each with its own area • The Bureaucrats upheld Confucian ideals by acting as artists and politicians ...
... How did the Tang govern China? • Under Wu Zhao, China’s only empress, the Tang ruled one of the most geographically extensive empires in Chinese history • Organized the government into departments, each with its own area • The Bureaucrats upheld Confucian ideals by acting as artists and politicians ...
JTufinoChinaChapterWalkHistoryPeriod6
... In the warmer and wetter south they grew rice. Chinese Inventions p. 174 9. What did paper do for the Chinese? It was a cheap and easy way of keeping records and made printing possible. 10. What did the Chinese first use gunpowder for? They used it for fireworks and signals 11. What is the advantage ...
... In the warmer and wetter south they grew rice. Chinese Inventions p. 174 9. What did paper do for the Chinese? It was a cheap and easy way of keeping records and made printing possible. 10. What did the Chinese first use gunpowder for? They used it for fireworks and signals 11. What is the advantage ...
Dynasties of China Study Guide Answer Key Who was Chinggis
... Who was Chinggis Khan the leader of? The Mongols What kind of ruler was the Emperor Shihuangdi and what did he do for his people? He was a tyrant who built the Great Wall of China, made common language, common money, and a common calendar. What dynasty invented paper? The Han During which dynasty wa ...
... Who was Chinggis Khan the leader of? The Mongols What kind of ruler was the Emperor Shihuangdi and what did he do for his people? He was a tyrant who built the Great Wall of China, made common language, common money, and a common calendar. What dynasty invented paper? The Han During which dynasty wa ...
The Sui Dynasty Sui Wendi united northern and southern China in
... Tang Taizong reconquers northern and western lands lost during the Han. Wu Zhou only woman ruler. ...
... Tang Taizong reconquers northern and western lands lost during the Han. Wu Zhou only woman ruler. ...
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... • Tried to conquer southern Manchuria & northern Korea. Defeated by invading Turks. • Tang uprising ended Sui rule in 618. ...
... • Tried to conquer southern Manchuria & northern Korea. Defeated by invading Turks. • Tang uprising ended Sui rule in 618. ...
Confucius and China
... Zhou leaders declared that the Shang King had been such a poor ruler that the gods had taken away their power and given it to the Zhou • This justification is called Mandate of Heaven –The idea that the authority to rule comes from heaven ...
... Zhou leaders declared that the Shang King had been such a poor ruler that the gods had taken away their power and given it to the Zhou • This justification is called Mandate of Heaven –The idea that the authority to rule comes from heaven ...
Ancient China
... – The desert because it does not have water and is hot – The mountains because it is hard to travel and it is cold ...
... – The desert because it does not have water and is hot – The mountains because it is hard to travel and it is cold ...
Early Chinese Dynasties
... First dynasty with written records Oracle bones- shells and bones that contained writing Major city- Anyang ...
... First dynasty with written records Oracle bones- shells and bones that contained writing Major city- Anyang ...
Early Chinese Dynasties
... First dynasty with written records Oracle bones- shells and bones that contained writing Major city- Anyang ...
... First dynasty with written records Oracle bones- shells and bones that contained writing Major city- Anyang ...
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... Power of government declined Nobles took more land Peasant unrest Nomadic raiders from the North (Xiongnu) Capital of Lyoyang sacked (can anyone say, “Rome”?) ...
... Power of government declined Nobles took more land Peasant unrest Nomadic raiders from the North (Xiongnu) Capital of Lyoyang sacked (can anyone say, “Rome”?) ...
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... weapons like the fire lance and ballistic missiles. The ______________ helped sailors find their way and helped them to sail their ships farther from land. List 4 items that were traded by the Chinese. a. c. b. d. ...
... weapons like the fire lance and ballistic missiles. The ______________ helped sailors find their way and helped them to sail their ships farther from land. List 4 items that were traded by the Chinese. a. c. b. d. ...
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... argued who’d rule. In one eight year period, 4 different khans took the throne. Rebellions broke out in parts of China of 1300s. Famine, flood, and disease, and economic problems and official corruption. ...
... argued who’d rule. In one eight year period, 4 different khans took the throne. Rebellions broke out in parts of China of 1300s. Famine, flood, and disease, and economic problems and official corruption. ...
Unit 4: China`s Golden Age After the fall of the Han
... Unit 4: China's Golden Age After the fall of the Han dynasty in 589 C.E., China descended into political and cultural turmoil. The bureaucracy collapsed and a “foreign” religion—Buddhism— replaced Confucianism as the primary force in cultural life. Decline was evident in most aspects of Chinese soci ...
... Unit 4: China's Golden Age After the fall of the Han dynasty in 589 C.E., China descended into political and cultural turmoil. The bureaucracy collapsed and a “foreign” religion—Buddhism— replaced Confucianism as the primary force in cultural life. Decline was evident in most aspects of Chinese soci ...
Ancient_China
... They used bronze and iron tools such as a hoe, plow blade and shovel. Ancient China worshiped spirits and ancestors. Oracle Bones: carvings on bones that priests would read and interpret. Pictographs: characters that represent objects Ideographs: characters that represent ideas ...
... They used bronze and iron tools such as a hoe, plow blade and shovel. Ancient China worshiped spirits and ancestors. Oracle Bones: carvings on bones that priests would read and interpret. Pictographs: characters that represent objects Ideographs: characters that represent ideas ...
Ancient China Vocabulary
... 8. Levee: A wall built along a river bank to prevent flooding. 9. Loess: A fine, yellow soil that is easily carried by wind and rain, found in China. 10. Mandate of Heaven: The belief that the Chinese emperor’s right to rule came from the gods. 11. Noble: A member of a ruling family or one of high r ...
... 8. Levee: A wall built along a river bank to prevent flooding. 9. Loess: A fine, yellow soil that is easily carried by wind and rain, found in China. 10. Mandate of Heaven: The belief that the Chinese emperor’s right to rule came from the gods. 11. Noble: A member of a ruling family or one of high r ...
Name: Ancient China The Chinese began to build cities near the
... 1. The Chinese began to build cities near the _________________________ (Yangtze, Yellow, or Gobi) River about 2000 B.C. 2. The Tibetan mountain ____________________(plateau, range, desert) is a flat area in western China that rises above the nearby land. 3. The Yangtze River flows through__________ ...
... 1. The Chinese began to build cities near the _________________________ (Yangtze, Yellow, or Gobi) River about 2000 B.C. 2. The Tibetan mountain ____________________(plateau, range, desert) is a flat area in western China that rises above the nearby land. 3. The Yangtze River flows through__________ ...
Assessment 19 Name Circle the best answer to each question
... Which of the following statements best summarizes Chinese attitudes toward foreigners during the Tang, Yuan, and Ming dynasties? A. B. C. D. ...
... Which of the following statements best summarizes Chinese attitudes toward foreigners during the Tang, Yuan, and Ming dynasties? A. B. C. D. ...
Chapter 7 part 1: China`s First Civilizations
... -Anyang- China’s first capital -People were divided into groups- King and family were the most powerful group- Warlords and other royal officials were below the kingTraders and artisans were Next- FarmersSlaves -Belief in many spirits and gods -Early Chinese weriting- pictographs and ideographs -Bro ...
... -Anyang- China’s first capital -People were divided into groups- King and family were the most powerful group- Warlords and other royal officials were below the kingTraders and artisans were Next- FarmersSlaves -Belief in many spirits and gods -Early Chinese weriting- pictographs and ideographs -Bro ...
Unit 1-1 History
... Chinese Cultural Studies: A Brief Chinese Chronology http://academic.brooklyn.cuny.edu/core9/phalsall/texts/chron.html ...
... Chinese Cultural Studies: A Brief Chinese Chronology http://academic.brooklyn.cuny.edu/core9/phalsall/texts/chron.html ...
Zheng He and the Treasure Fleet Expeditions
... After the Han Dynasty collapsed in 220 A.D., no emperor was strong enough to unify China Over the next 350 years, more than 30 local dynasties rose & fell ...
... After the Han Dynasty collapsed in 220 A.D., no emperor was strong enough to unify China Over the next 350 years, more than 30 local dynasties rose & fell ...
Ancient China and Japan
... • Follow up: Where does yellowness of the Huang He river come from? • Yellow silt called loess that is blown in from the Gobi desert ...
... • Follow up: Where does yellowness of the Huang He river come from? • Yellow silt called loess that is blown in from the Gobi desert ...
How China Became the First Market Society
... navigation, gunpowder weaponry; high-temp furnaces; shipbuilding; Mongols divided from Chinese but Mongols relied on Chinese officials for the administration at low levels; population losses A= ...
... navigation, gunpowder weaponry; high-temp furnaces; shipbuilding; Mongols divided from Chinese but Mongols relied on Chinese officials for the administration at low levels; population losses A= ...
Protectorate General to Pacify the West
The Protectorate General to Pacify the West, Grand Protectorate General to Pacify the West, or Anxi Protectorate (640–790) was a Chinese outpost established by Tang Dynasty in 640 to control the Tarim Basin. The head office was first established at the Chinese prefecture of Xizhou, but was later shifted to Kucha and situated there for most of the period. The Four Garrisons of Anxi, Kucha, Khotan, Kashgar, and Karashahr were later installed between 648 and 658 as garrisons under the western protectorate's command. After the Anshi Rebellion the office of Protector General was given to Guo Xin who defended the area and the four garrisons even after communication had been cut off from Chang'an by the Tibetan Empire. The last five years of the protectorate's history is uncertain, but most sources agree that the protectorate and its garrisons were conquered by the Tibetans in the year 791 after nearly 150 years of domination under the Tang dynasty.