Ancient Greece

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Beliefs Something that your religion

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values or evidence tells you to be true.

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Chang Jiang River A river in the south of China

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also called the Yangzi River that flows from the mountains of Tibet to the Pacific ocean.

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Confucianism The ideas of Confucius that focused on morals

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values and ethics.

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Inventions A new method

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idea or device—also called innovations.

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Oracle A prediction. Often written on cattle bones or turtle shells

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priests would read the cracks in oracle bones to make predictions.

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Qin Dynasty Dynasty that followed the Zhou dynasty

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ruled by ShiHuangdi with strict rules and regulations.

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Rivers Two main rivers flow through China

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the Chang Jiang and the Huang He Rivers.

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Zhou Dynasty The dynasty following the Shang Dynasty that had an established political structure. The time during which Confucius lived and Daoism

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Legalism were also popular.

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Achievements

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Accomplishments

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Acupuncture

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The

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Beliefs

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Something

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Chang

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Jiang

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Confucianism

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The

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Confucius

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The

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Daoism

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A

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Dynasty

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a

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Ethics

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Moral

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Fortune

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Cookies

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Great

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Wall

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Han

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Dynasty

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Huang

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He

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Inventions

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A

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Jade

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A

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Kings

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The

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Laozi

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The

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Legalism

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The

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Lords

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The

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Mandate

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of

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Oracle

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A

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Peasants

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Farmers

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Qin

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Dynasty

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Rivers

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Two

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Seismograph

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A

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Shang

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Dynasty

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Shi

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Huangdi

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Silk

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Road

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Sun

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Dial

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Trade

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Routes

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Unification

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To

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Values

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Similar

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Warring

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States

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Wudi

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An

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Xia

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Dynasty

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Yangzi

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River

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Yellow

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River

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Yin

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Yang

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Zhou

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Dynasty

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Achievements

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Accomplishments

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Acupuncture

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The Chinese practice of inserting fine needles through the skin at specific points to cure disease or relieve pain.

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Beliefs

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Something that your religion

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Chang Jiang River

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A river in the south of China

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Confucianism

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The ideas of Confucius that focused on morals

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Confucius

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The founder of Confucianism.

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Daoism

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A religion focusing on living in harmony with the Dao.

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Dynasty

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a series of rulers from the same family

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Ethics

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Moral Values

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Fortune Cookies

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A Chinese cookie that has a prediction inside.

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Great Wall

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A wall built by ShiHuangDi during the Qin Dynasty to protect china nomad invaders in the north.

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Han Dynasty

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The dynasty following the Qin dynasty that featured many great achievements and inventions.

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Huang He River

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A river in the north of China that flows into the Yellow Sea also known as the Yellow River. It is 3000 miles long.

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Inventions

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A new method

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Jade

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A hard gemstone also used in jewelry.

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Kings

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The highest rank in the Zhou dynasty. They led the government and gave land to lords.

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Laozi

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The most famous Daoist teacher that wrote the basic text of Daoism.

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Legalism

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The belief that people are bad by nature and need to be controlled.

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Lords

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The second highest rank in the Zhou dynasty. They paid taxes to the king and provided warriors to protect lands.

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Mandate of Heaven

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The belief that a ruler was chosen to rule by the gods.

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Oracle

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A prediction. Often written on cattle bones or turtle shells

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Peasants

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Farmers with small farms during the Zhou dynasty.

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Qin Dynasty

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Dynasty that followed the Zhou dynasty

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Rivers

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Two main rivers flow through China

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Seismograph

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A mechanism for predicting earthquakes.

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Shang Dynasty

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The first recorded dynasty to exist in Ancient China

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Shi Huangdi

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The first emperor of the Qin dynasty the focused on strict rules (Legalism) and unified many systems in Ancient China.

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Silk Road

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A network of trade routes that stretched across Asia from China to the Mediterranean Sea.

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Sun Dial

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a device that tells the position of shadows cast by the sun to tell the time of day.

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Trade Routes

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Paths that travelers followed to trade with other regions. The Silk Road is considered one.

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Unification

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To bring together or unite. ShiHuangdi united Ancient China.

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Values

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Similar to morals. Things that you hold dear. Confucianism featured many important values.

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Warring States Period

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A period or disorder in the Zhou dynasty when there was no strong government to stop power struggles.

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Wudi

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An emperor during the Han dynasty that created a strong central government and adopted Confucianism.

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Xia Dynasty

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The earliest of the dynasty that we know of through stories but no written evidence.

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Yangzi River

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Another name for the Chang Jiang river in the south of China.

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Yellow River

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Another name for the Huang He River in the north of China.

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Yin Yang

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A symbol of unity and harmony

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Zhou Dynasty

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The dynasty following the Shang Dynasty that had an established political structure. The time during which Confucius lived and Daoism Legalism were also popular.

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Achievements

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Accomplishments

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Acupuncture

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The Chinese practice of inserting fine needles through the skin at specific points to cure disease or relieve pain.

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Beliefs

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Something that your religion

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Chang Jiang River

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A river in the south of China

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Confucianism

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The ideas of Confucius that focused on morals

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Confucius

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The founder of Confucianism.

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Daoism

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A religion focusing on living in harmony with the Dao.

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Dynasty

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a series of rulers from the same family

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Ethics

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Moral Values

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Fortune Cookies

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A Chinese cookie that has a prediction inside.

Front 97

Great Wall

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A wall built by ShiHuangDi during the Qin Dynasty to protect china nomad invaders in the north.

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Han Dynasty

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The dynasty following the Qin dynasty that featured many great achievements and inventions.

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Huang He River

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A river in the north of China that flows into the Yellow Sea also known as the Yellow River. It is 3000 miles long.

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Inventions

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A new method

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Jade

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A hard gemstone also used in jewelry.

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Kings

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The highest rank in the Zhou dynasty. They led the government and gave land to lords.

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Laozi

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The most famous Daoist teacher that wrote the basic text of Daoism.

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Legalism

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The belief that people are bad by nature and need to be controlled.

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Lords

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The second highest rank in the Zhou dynasty. They paid taxes to the king and provided warriors to protect lands.

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Mandate of Heaven

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The belief that a ruler was chosen to rule by the gods.

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Oracle

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A prediction. Often written on cattle bones or turtle shells

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Peasants

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Farmers with small farms during the Zhou dynasty.

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Qin Dynasty

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Dynasty that followed the Zhou dynasty

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Rivers

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Two main rivers flow through China

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Seismograph

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A mechanism for predicting earthquakes.

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Shang Dynasty

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The first recorded dynasty to exist in Ancient China

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Shi Huangdi

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The first emperor of the Qin dynasty the focused on strict rules (Legalism) and unified many systems in Ancient China.

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Silk Road

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A network of trade routes that stretched across Asia from China to the Mediterranean Sea.

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Sun Dial

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a device that tells the position of shadows cast by the sun to tell the time of day.

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Trade Routes

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Paths that travelers followed to trade with other regions. The Silk Road is considered one.

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Unification

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To bring together or unite. ShiHuangdi united Ancient China.

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Values

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Similar to morals. Things that you hold dear. Confucianism featured many important values.

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Warring States Period

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A period or disorder in the Zhou dynasty when there was no strong government to stop power struggles.

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Wudi

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An emperor during the Han dynasty that created a strong central government and adopted Confucianism.

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Xia Dynasty

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The earliest of the dynasty that we know of through stories but no written evidence.

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Yangzi River

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Another name for the Chang Jiang river in the south of China.

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Yellow River

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Another name for the Huang He River in the north of China.

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Yin Yang

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A symbol of unity and harmony

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Zhou Dynasty

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The dynasty following the Shang Dynasty that had an established political structure. The time during which Confucius lived and Daoism Legalism were also popular.