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China Study Guide Name: Directions: Answer the following questions. Date: Period: 1. What 3 geographical features isolated China from not only itself but also from the rest of the world? (Be Specific) I. Mountains II. Deserts III. Oceans IV. rivers 2. How did Daoists believe the government should rule? Hands off, no strict laws, go with the flow 3. How did Legalists believe the government should rule? Strict laws and punishments, scare people into obeying the laws 4. How did Confucius believe the government should rule? Inspire good behavior, be a good role model 5. What leader built the Great Wall? Shi Huangdi or Emperor Qin 6. Why was the Great Wall built? To protect China from nomadic invaders 7. What were the disadvantages of the Great Wall? Cost many lives, most of China’s population had to work on the building of the Great Wall, caused the fall of the Qin Dynasty, had to tax people more and more to pay for it 8. Where did they get the money for it? Had to tax people more and more to pay for it. 9. Who was Shi Huangdi? Leader of the Qin dynasty built Great Wall and Terra Cotta soldiers. Followed Legalism 10. How did Shi Huangdi unify China? Formed a centralized government, built a nationwide network of roads and canals, standardized weights, measures and currency and formalized the written language. 11. What were the Terra Cotta Soldiers and what were they made of? Life like soldiers made of clay 12. Who had the Terra Cotta Soldiers built and why were they placed inside his tomb? Shi Huangdi had them built to protect his tomb in his afterlife. 13. What is the Silk Road? A trading route that linked east to west 14. What 6 major items were traded along the Silk Roads? Silk, spices, horses, amber, jade, horses, wool, gold 15. What religion spread from India to China by the Silk Road? Buddhism a. Daoism/Taoism – _________________________________________________________________________ b. Legalism – ______________________________________________________________________________ 16. What philosophy did the Han Dynasty follow? Confucianism 17. The Qin Dynasty followed what philosophy? Legalism 18. Name two things that Shi Huangdi standardized? Money, weights, measurements, written language 19. Label the Shang social pyramid: a. b. c. d. e. Royal Family/Nobles Warriors Artisans Farmers Slaves 20. Who was the famous teacher of Confucianism? Confucius 21. What dynasty expanded (grew) because of the Silk Road? Han 22. Which philosophy believed in Yin and Yang? Daoism 23. Which philosophy believed in respect for parents? Confucianism 24. Define the following: Shang: First dynasty, bronze items, had first writing system Qin: Shi Huangdi, Great Wall, Standardization, Legalism, and Terra Cotta Soldiers Confucianism: most famous teacher in Chinese history, started Confucianism Silk: cloth spun by silk worms, traded on Silk Road Sundial: told time of day by shadows cast by the sun Seismograph: measures strength of an earthquake 25. From the list in #24, which are achievements? Sundial, acupuncture, seismograph, oracle bones 26. On which continent is China located? Asia 27. Shade and circle China on the world map: Han: expanded trade though Silk Road, followed Confucianism Legalism: People are bad and need to be controlled, scared people into obeying, strict laws and punishments Daoism: go with flow, believed in Yin and Yang, government shouldn’t make laws Jade: hard gemstone traded on Silk Road The Great Wall: Wall built to protect China, brought down the Qin Dynasty Acupuncture: the practice of inserting fine needles into the skin at specific point to cure disease or relieve pain Oracle Bones: Priests would write a question on the bone, place in fire, and read crack to answer questions about the future