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What were some accomplishments from the following dynasties:



• Shang Dynasty• Zhou Dynasty• Qin Dynasty• Han Dynasty

Shang: oracle bones, writing (pictographs)

Zhou: bad gov’t, led to the Warring States


Qin: The Great Wall, roads, canals, strict laws


Han: New Inventions, Silk Road, Confucianism

Who were some important people from ancient China and what did they do?





• Confucius• Qin Shi Huang Di

Confucius: created Confucianism, thought everyone should be respectful in order to have peace



Qin Shi Huang Di: raised taxes, built the great wall, buried the scholars alive, united China, built roads and canals, forced the people to relocate

What are some important inventions from ancient China?
Gun powder, paper, boats (rudder), mechanical clock, magnetic compass, porcelain, smallpox vaccine, kites, paper money, abacus, string instruments, pasta, silk, movable type printing, acupuncture.
What were the physical features of China? What were the negative and positive effects of these features?
Himalayas/Deserts: +protection, -trade barriers

Yellow/Rivers: +fertile soil (loess), -flooding

How did the physical features influence the settlement patterns in Ancient China?
Settle by the plains and rivers because of fertile land.West has too many deserts and mountains.
How does the geographic location of China affect trade?
It was isolated by many trade barriers, few trade routes in and out
How did someone become the emperor of China?(Dynasty)
Rule passed down through the family.Mandate of heaven: favored by the gods
What is supply and demand? How does this concept apply to Ancient China?
Supply=amount, demand=want, effects value (price)Silk was rare in the west, people wanted it, price went up.
What are natural, human, and capital resources found in Ancient China?
N: silk worms, water, spices

H: farmer, slaves, weaver


C: spinning wheel, pots, boat

Give an example of how each economic concept applies to China:• Barter• Money• Scarcity• Surplus• Specialization

Barter: silk for camels


Money: paper money, silk


Scarcity: horses


Surplus: silk


Specialization: weavers, merchants, soldiers

What is cultural diffusion?
Cultures blending together
Give examples of cultural diffusion that occurred while people traded along the Silk Road.
Religion: Buddhism, Christianity, Islam

Language: Chinese, Arabic




Clothing styles, philosophies, food, art, architecture

How is Chinese culture similar to other cultures we have studied?(language, religion)
India and China both had BuddhismChina was polytheistic like the Mesopotamians, Egyptians, and IndiansMesopotamia, Egypt, India and China all had languages made of pictographs