Chapter 6 Social Studies Vocab, The history of china

Who/ What is Shi Huangdi?

• The most famous Daoist teacher

• A new idea, method, or device

• A teacher who believed in restoring social harmony

• The Qin king, whose name means first emperor, and had no love for learning.

Who/What is Laozi?

• The most famous Daoist teacher

• A person of high rank

• The spread of culture, ideas, and technology

• A hard gemstone

Confucius

• A history that is more than 2000 years of Chinese culture

• The most influential teacher, who believed in restoring social harmony

• The thought of living in harmony with the Dao.

• A hard gemstone

Jade

• A hat

• A tool used to cut meat

• A form of writing

• A hard gemstone

Shiji

• A history that describes more than 2000 years of Chinese culture

• A person who disliked the thought of learning

• The king of Zhou dynasty, and hated the social harmony

• Fine needles stuck into your skin

Silk Road

• 4000 miles, in which Started at Russia stretching across to China

• A new idea, method, or devicec

• 4000 miles, in which started at China stretching across to the Mediterranean Sea

• A road in which was led to the Pacific Ocean

Daoism

• The thought of living in harmony with the Dao, guiding force or all reality

• The thought the culture should be spread to every country, including Russia

• The thought that slavery should be illegal

• The thought the women should have the rights to the things men have the right to do.

Diffusion

• The spread of ideas, goods, technology from in culture to another

• People of night rank

• The practice of inserting needles to the skin to help cure disease

• The spread of cows.

Lords

• Farmers with small farms

• People that have an impact in the community of Russia

• People of high rank

• People who are honest

Acupuncture

• The practice of inserting fine needles thought the skin at specific points, to cure disease and relieve pain

• The practice of inserting metal, to help keep the bone in place.

• To give medicine to cows

• The practice of stitching up a cut.