China

Question 1

What are the 2 main rivers

Answer 1

The yellow and yangtzee river

Question 2

Why is china isolated from other countrys.

Answer 2

Because of its deserts and mountains.

Question 3

Name 2 desserts

Answer 3

the tolkamain and gobi dessert.

Question 4

2 bodies of water

Answer 4

eastern and southern china sea’s.

Question 5

Main characters of outer china

Answer 5

non fertile soil and hard to live bad conditions.

Question 6

Main charactaristics of inner china

Answer 6

fertile soil easy to live good conditions.

Question 7

What was the name of the first dynasty

Answer 7

The shang

Question 8

What did the archeoligsts find in the city of anyang

Answer 8

Bronze weapons and tools

Question 9

Why did they believe in human sacrifices

Answer 9

Because they believed in a afterlife

Question 10

Who led the shang goverment?

Answer 10

A powerful king

Question 11

What where prisonors of war used for.

Answer 11

Slaves and human sacrifices.

Question 12

What tool made the shang so strong?

Answer 12

Bronze weapons and tools.

Question 13

What groups made up the social classes of the shang.

Answer 13

peasant, farmer, artisan, noble,
and king`

Question 14

What is the shang religion based on?

Answer 14

Future

Question 15

What are oracle bones?

Answer 15

Bones that quote on qoute let you see the future.

Question 16

2 examples of artwork in the shang dynasty.

Answer 16

Jade necalace and bronze cup.

Question 17

What dynasty took over the shang?

Answer 17

Zhou dynasty

Question 18

Define- Mandate of heaven

Answer 18

The belief that ruler had the power to rule over their land as long as they remained good and that God would be watching over them.

Question 19

Define- Feudalism

Answer 19

Feudalism, also known as the feudal system, was a combination of legal, economic, military, cultural, and political customs that flourished in medieval Europe from the 9th to 15th centuries.

Question 20

Define- the warring states period

Answer 20

The warring states period was the state of war in china

Question 21

Define- confuciunsm

Answer 21

Believing in Confucius and his teachings.

Question 22

What are the analects???

Answer 22

A book with information about doasim.

Question 23

What are the main teachings of confuciunsm.

Answer 23

To live a peacful life.

Question 24

What are the main teachings of Daoism

Answer 24

Peace and flowing with the way of life.

Question 25

Define- ying and yang

Answer 25

2 opposite forces.

Question 26

What are the main teachings of legalism

Answer 26

That rulers had the power to do whatever they wanted.

Question 27

Why was legalism adopted?

Answer 27

Because rulers liked it. It gave them a lot of power.

Question 28

Who was the first emperor of china???

Answer 28

The first emperor of China was Qin Shi Huang, who reigned from 221 BCE to 210 BCE. He was the founder of the Qin Dynasty and is most famous for unifying China

Question 29

How did the quin conquer other states

Answer 29

Qin Shi Huang and the Qin state employed a combination of military strategies, political tactics, and reforms to conquer the other six states during the Warring States period and ultimately unify China.

Question 30

What philosophy did the quin believe in?

Answer 30

Legalism.

Question 31

How did he divide china into secotions?

Answer 31

By enforcing his rule.

Question 32

What is standertizing the culture.

Answer 32

Standardizing a culture refers to the process of creating a uniform set of practices, values, beliefs, behaviors, and norms across a group or organization. It typically involves establishing common guidelines, traditions, and expectations to ensure consistency and alignment within the group, whether it’s a business, a country, or any other collective.

Question 33

3 ways he standertized the culture?

Answer 33

Language standardization: Promoting one common language for communication. Behavioral norms: Setting rules or guidelines for how members should act or interact with each other. Cultural practices: Establishing rituals, customs, or traditions that everyone follows.

Question 34

Why was the great wall built?

Answer 34

To protect against mangolia.

Question 35

How long did it take to make the great wall and what where the working conditions.

Answer 35

The Great Wall of China was built over many centuries, with construction spanning more than 2,000 years. The wall as we know it today, with its most famous sections, was primarily constructed during the Ming Dynasty (1368–1644), although earlier walls had been built by various dynasties before then.

Question 36

What did quin do to those who believed in confuciomism.

Answer 36

Emperor Qin Shi Huang, the first emperor of China, took harsh actions against those who believed in Confucianism, as well as other schools of thought that he deemed threatening to his rule. His reign, which lasted from 221 BCE until his death in 210 BCE, was marked by a strong centralization of power, which involved suppressing dissenting philosophies and ideas that could undermine his authority.

Question 37

What articles where found in emperor quins tomb

Answer 37

Terrecota army, Weapons and armor, Gold and Jade artifacts.

Question 38

Why did the han dynasty come to power?

Answer 38

The Han Dynasty came to power after the collapse of the Qin Dynasty, which had been the first unified empire of China. The transition from the Qin to the Han Dynasty was marked by rebellion, political instability, and social unrest, all of which paved the way for the Han to rise to power.

Question 39

What was the golden age of china.

Answer 39

When the han came to power and produced silk and salt.

Question 40

What where 3 achivments of warfare

Answer 40

strong army, iron weapons, strategic advantage.

Question 41

What were the 2 main industries of china?

Answer 41

Silk and salt.

Question 42

What major advansments happend in art and how did it effect people.

Answer 42

The invention of paper.

Question 43

What are 2 achivments in medicine?

Answer 43

acupuncture and candles.

Question 44

What are 2 achivments in science.

Answer 44

Iron and wheelbarrel