6.02 China

Match the following

• Zhou Dynasty

• mixing different traditions and ways of life together

• Shang Dynasty

• Emperor Shi Huangdi believed in Legalism; had the terracotta soldiers built

• Qin Dynasty

• Famous for development of pictographs and things made of bronze 

• Civil Service

• government jobs; people usually have to pass a test to get one

• cultural diffusion

• Longest dynasty; first to use silk, stirrups, a bureaucracy, and the phrase “Mandate of Heaven”

government jobs; people usually have to pass a test to get one

• Civil Service
• cultural diffusion

• ethnocentrism

Longest dynasty; first to use silk, stirrups, a bureaucracy, and the phrase “Mandate of Heaven”

• Zhou Dynasty
• Qin Dynasty

• Shang Dynasty

• Tang Dynasty

Emperor Shi Huangdi believed in Legalism; had the terracotta soldiers built

• Qin Dynasty
• Shang Dynasty

• Han Dynasty

• Tang Dynasty

Famous for development of pictographs and things made of bronze 

• Shang Dynasty
• Song Dynasty

• Qin Dynasty

• Han Dynasty

Match the following

• Tang Dynasty

• Lost territory in the north; moveable type and gunpowder invented = Song

• Song Dynasty

• Silk Road begins; tests to get civil service jobs; paper, compass & rudders invented 

• terracotta soldiers

• built to protect the grave of Emperor Qin Shihuangdi

• dynasty

• Porcelain was mass produced; Buddhist religion allowed in China = Tang

• Han Dynasty

• a line of rulers from the same family

Silk Road begins; tests to get civil service jobs; paper, compass & rudders invented 

• Han Dynasty
• Song Dynasty

• Tang Dynasty

• Shang Dynasty

Lost territory in the north; moveable type and gunpowder invented

a line of rulers from the same family

• dynasty
• ethnocentrism

• cultural diffusion

• civil service

built to protect the grave of Emperor Qin Shihuangdi

• terracotta soldiers
• Great Wall of China

• gunpowder

• compass