Name: Class Period
... 4. How might the Shang beliefs in multiple gods and Shang Di influence religious and philosophical (thinkers and theorists on the meaning of life and how it should be lived) leaders like Confucius (Confucianism) and Laozi (Daoism)? ...
... 4. How might the Shang beliefs in multiple gods and Shang Di influence religious and philosophical (thinkers and theorists on the meaning of life and how it should be lived) leaders like Confucius (Confucianism) and Laozi (Daoism)? ...
DYNASTIES OF ANCIENT CHINA
... • Began creating an underground palace/kingdom that would be used for his after life. • http://www.history.com/topics/great-wall-of-china/videos/ tomb-of-chinas-first-emperor ...
... • Began creating an underground palace/kingdom that would be used for his after life. • http://www.history.com/topics/great-wall-of-china/videos/ tomb-of-chinas-first-emperor ...
Chinese_philosophers
... must discover the Dao for themselves. Too many laws and social rules conflict with the way of living naturally and following the Dao. According to these teachings, the best rulers were those who ruled the least. The Dao De Jing says, “Governing a large country is like frying a small fish. You spoil ...
... must discover the Dao for themselves. Too many laws and social rules conflict with the way of living naturally and following the Dao. According to these teachings, the best rulers were those who ruled the least. The Dao De Jing says, “Governing a large country is like frying a small fish. You spoil ...
Name
... powers allowed their ancestors to punish them or to help them. To keep their ancestors happy, they brought gifts of food and wine to special places or temples. They held many celebrations to honor their ancestors. Oracle Bones: To communicate with their ancestors, the Shang kings used oracle bones ( ...
... powers allowed their ancestors to punish them or to help them. To keep their ancestors happy, they brought gifts of food and wine to special places or temples. They held many celebrations to honor their ancestors. Oracle Bones: To communicate with their ancestors, the Shang kings used oracle bones ( ...
Section Summary Key Terms and People Academic Vocabulary
... The Zhou (JOH) came from the west and overthrew the Shang dynasty during the 1100s BC. Their armies defeated people in every direction. They expanded their rule south to the Chang Jiang river. The Zhou established a new political order. The king granted land to lords in return for loyalty and milita ...
... The Zhou (JOH) came from the west and overthrew the Shang dynasty during the 1100s BC. Their armies defeated people in every direction. They expanded their rule south to the Chang Jiang river. The Zhou established a new political order. The king granted land to lords in return for loyalty and milita ...
Classical China Zhou, Qin, Han Dynasties
... 1. New family establishes dynasty (new institutions, economy) 2. Dynasty grows weak 3. Social Divisions Increase 4. Internal rebellions and/or external rebellions 5. New dynasty emerges ...
... 1. New family establishes dynasty (new institutions, economy) 2. Dynasty grows weak 3. Social Divisions Increase 4. Internal rebellions and/or external rebellions 5. New dynasty emerges ...
Classical China Zhou, Qin, Han Dynasties
... 1. New family establishes dynasty (new institutions, economy) 2. Dynasty grows weak 3. Social Divisions Increase 4. Internal rebellions and/or external rebellions 5. New dynasty emerges ...
... 1. New family establishes dynasty (new institutions, economy) 2. Dynasty grows weak 3. Social Divisions Increase 4. Internal rebellions and/or external rebellions 5. New dynasty emerges ...
Ancient China - The COCONUT TELEGRAPH
... Valuable cloth made in China from silkworms. Method? Ancient Chinese secret! Each trader charged more as he sold it to the next. Very expensive! ...
... Valuable cloth made in China from silkworms. Method? Ancient Chinese secret! Each trader charged more as he sold it to the next. Very expensive! ...
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... China known as the dynastic cycle. • The Zhou introduced feudalism. • Zhou introduced the first coined money, •roads and canals •Iron tools instead of bronze • with trained workers called civil servants;. ...
... China known as the dynastic cycle. • The Zhou introduced feudalism. • Zhou introduced the first coined money, •roads and canals •Iron tools instead of bronze • with trained workers called civil servants;. ...
China and the Bible Confucius, believer in God
... In context, this prophecy appears to refer to the return of exiled Israel from the nations of the world. The ‘north’ probably refers chiefly to Russian Jews and the ‘west’ to American and European Jews. But while ‘north’ and ‘west’ are general terms, ‘Sinim’ is a specific term, thought by many schol ...
... In context, this prophecy appears to refer to the return of exiled Israel from the nations of the world. The ‘north’ probably refers chiefly to Russian Jews and the ‘west’ to American and European Jews. But while ‘north’ and ‘west’ are general terms, ‘Sinim’ is a specific term, thought by many schol ...
Pagoda
... of the immortals • Usually awe inspiring and mysterious looking http://www.anniebees.com/China/China_44.htm ...
... of the immortals • Usually awe inspiring and mysterious looking http://www.anniebees.com/China/China_44.htm ...
Ming and Qing Dynasties
... 王) in Yunnan by the Qing imperial court, after he conquered the region from the remnants of Ming loyalists. It had been extremely rare for someone outside of the royal family, especially a non-Manchu, to be granted the title of Wang (king). Those being awarded the title of Wang who were not members ...
... 王) in Yunnan by the Qing imperial court, after he conquered the region from the remnants of Ming loyalists. It had been extremely rare for someone outside of the royal family, especially a non-Manchu, to be granted the title of Wang (king). Those being awarded the title of Wang who were not members ...
Big Ideas
... ethnocentric attitude when they referred to themselves as “The Middle Kingdom” Ethnocentrism – the belief that your culture is superior to all others ...
... ethnocentric attitude when they referred to themselves as “The Middle Kingdom” Ethnocentrism – the belief that your culture is superior to all others ...
THE HAN DYNASTY- IMPORTANT CONCEPTS CLASS NOTES
... A single authority that has power over a country ...
... A single authority that has power over a country ...
1 - Bardstown City Schools
... Han. Hanfeizi lived to see the end of the Warring States period and of the Zhou dynasty. Like Confucius, Hanfeizi was very concerned with creating peace and order in society. But he did not think that the Confucian teachings about proper behavior were the answer. Many of his ideas survive today in a ...
... Han. Hanfeizi lived to see the end of the Warring States period and of the Zhou dynasty. Like Confucius, Hanfeizi was very concerned with creating peace and order in society. But he did not think that the Confucian teachings about proper behavior were the answer. Many of his ideas survive today in a ...
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... • Local rulers represented the king, but the king had ultimate power. • By the end of the Zhou Dynasty, the lords of dependent territories began to think of themselves as independent kings. ...
... • Local rulers represented the king, but the king had ultimate power. • By the end of the Zhou Dynasty, the lords of dependent territories began to think of themselves as independent kings. ...
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... Ruled by aristocratic class of warriors Used two-horse chariots Central monarch Bureaucracy Territories governed by aristocratic bureaucracy King intermediary between heaven and earth Social Structures Clans Class differentiation Bronze casting ...
... Ruled by aristocratic class of warriors Used two-horse chariots Central monarch Bureaucracy Territories governed by aristocratic bureaucracy King intermediary between heaven and earth Social Structures Clans Class differentiation Bronze casting ...
Contributions and Achievements of the Early Dynasties in China
... 1-Introduction-The teacher will introduce the unit using the theme of geography. The teacher displays a copy of the Google map on an overhead projector or document camera to share the background information below as students label their individual outline maps and create a legend for the dynasties. ...
... 1-Introduction-The teacher will introduce the unit using the theme of geography. The teacher displays a copy of the Google map on an overhead projector or document camera to share the background information below as students label their individual outline maps and create a legend for the dynasties. ...
China - Kyrene School District
... Chinese emperors, or the “Sons of Heaven,” were considered to have complete and absolute authority over all the earth. Each emperor from the different dynasties that ruled ancient China were both high achievers and terrible leaders. Each emperor and the dynasty they ruled contributed different thing ...
... Chinese emperors, or the “Sons of Heaven,” were considered to have complete and absolute authority over all the earth. Each emperor from the different dynasties that ruled ancient China were both high achievers and terrible leaders. Each emperor and the dynasty they ruled contributed different thing ...
CHAPTER 3, SECTION Geography Huang He (Yellow River)– 2900
... These barriers kept other from reaching China ...
... These barriers kept other from reaching China ...
The Birth of Chinese Civilization
... The kings asked for help by using oracle (AWR • uh • kuhl) bones. They instructed priests to scratch questions on the bones, such as "Will I win the battle?" or "Will there be an abundant harvest?" Priests heated the oracle bones over a fire until they cracked. The pattern of cracks provided answers ...
... The kings asked for help by using oracle (AWR • uh • kuhl) bones. They instructed priests to scratch questions on the bones, such as "Will I win the battle?" or "Will there be an abundant harvest?" Priests heated the oracle bones over a fire until they cracked. The pattern of cracks provided answers ...
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.