China

Bellringer What is the Mandate of Heavan?

Agenda Bellringer Readings GRAPES Chart Homework: – Guided Readings

Geography

Religion Ancestor worship

Political Autocracy- a government in which a ruler has unlimited power and uses it according to this manner Legalism

Achievements Uniformed a – Writing system – Laws – Weights and measures Irrigation projects New roads Great Wall of China

Social Shi Huangdi- first emperor Peasants force to work on government projects Forces nobles to leave their homes to live at his court

SOL REVIEW Find a partner!

Directions For each question write down your answer! The team with the most points win!

PALEOLITHIC, NEOLITHIC OR BOTH Write down if the characteristic is Paleolithic or Neolithic

Migration

Slash and burn farming

Domestication of animals

Men and women having equal status

Aleppo and Jericho

pottery

Living in small clans

Gathering food from wild plants

Learning how to use fire

Learning to farm

Stone tools

Stonehenge

RIVER VALLEYS ! Guess Mesopotamia, Egypt or Indus

Irrigation systems

Unpredictable flooding

Un readable language

Ziggurats

Pharaohs

Menes

Nile River

Hammurabi Code

Babylon

Hieroglyphics

Harappa

Pyramids

Planned cities

Cuneiform

Bellringer Complete the GRAPES chart on the Han Dynasty from your Homework

Agenda Bellringer Review packet from last class PowerPoint Activity

Han Dynasty (206 BCE – 220 CE)

Han Dynasty Many tried to become emperor, but Liu Bang conquered the others and founded the Han Dynasty in 202 BCE Liu Bang and Wudi strengthened the government, but without punishing the people

Government Confucianism Expanded the bureaucracy – Civil service exams and education Stable government, lower taxes Farmers were most important part of society Importance of family

Han Achievements Technology and commerce – Silk trade – Invent paper, porcelain, harness, plow, wheelbarrow, watermills, compass Assimilation of conquered people into Chinese culture

Predictions What happened to the Han Dynasty?

Han Fall Poor grew poorer with each generation – Rich manipulated the poor, so the poor revolted Wealthy families tried to be more powerful than the emperor Rivals fought for power and the dynasty fell apart

Activity: Create a Poster which illiterates How were the Han and Qin similar? How were they different? Poster must include the follow: 3 seminaries and 3 differences A picture which shows one achievement for each Find a partner, use your notes and the book

Bellringer Pull out your Religions chart – Fill in Confucianism, Legalism and Daoism

Agenda World Religions Chart Finish posters Review for Classical China Test next class Homework: Study for test

The Silk Roads Silk is a strong, lightweight, attractive fabric – Carried from China, through deserts and mountains, to India, Persia, Egypt, and Rome Cultures and ideas also spread along the Silk Roads – Buddhism

Goal Students will be able to identify characteristic in classical China Hello I’m the Wise Dragon

Mandate of Heaven Can also be called??? – Dynastic Cycle Place in the correct order: – New Dynasty wins favor with the gods – People begin to revolt – Old Dynasty loses favor of the gods – New Dynasty experience good times – Dynasty begins to decline Wise Dragon: Established by the Zhou dynasty

The Mandate of Heaven

Timeline Place in the correct order of events! – Han Dynasty – Qin Dynasty – Era of Warring States – Zhou Dynasty

Timeline Place in the correct order of events! – Zhou Dynasty – Era of Warring States – Qin Dynasty – Han Dynasty

Events! What philosophies were established during the Era of Warring States? – Confucianism – Legalism – Daoism Wise Dragon: These philosophies were trying to help establish order during this period of time

Guess Who? I created a philosophy which believes in: – 5 basic Relationships – Respect for Elders – Good Education= good government officials – Humans are good not bad

Guess Who? I created a philosophy which believes in: – 5 basic Relationships – Respect for Elders – Good Education= good government officials – Humans are good not bad Confucianism

What Philosophy? This Philosophy believes that: – A simple life brings inner peace – Harmony with nature

What Philosophy? This Philosophy believes that: – A simple life brings inner peace – Harmony with nature Daoism

What Philosophy? This Philosophy believes that: – Strict Laws – Tough punishment

What Philosophy? This Philosophy believes that: – Strict Laws – Tough punishment Legalism

Dynasties Han or Qin

Ruled through fear

Silk

Burned books

Autocracy

Porcelain

Short lived dynasty

Legalism

Farmers Important

Shi Haungdi

Silk Trade

Paper

Great Wall

Civil Service

ANSWERS

Ruled through fear Qin Dynasty

Silk Han Dynasty

Burned books Qin Dynasty

Autocracy Qin Dynasty

Porcelain Han Dynasty

Short lived dynasty Qin Dynasty

Legalism Qin Dynasty

Framers Important Han Dynasty

Shi Haungdi Qin Dynasty

Silk Trade Han Dynasty

Paper Han Dynasty

Great Wall Qin Dynasty

Civil Service Han Dynasty

Dynastic Cycle The dynastic cycle can be applied to any Chinese dynasty. Explain how the dynastic cycle can be applied to each of the Qin and Han dynasties.

PERSIAN OR INDIA Guess Persian or Classical India

Aryan Migration

Gupta Empire

The Royal Road

Cyrus the Great

Mauryan Empire

Zoroastrianism

Caste system

Asoka

Located in the Middle East

Darius

RELIGIONS Judaism, Hinduism or Buddhism

Reincarnation

Canaan

Caste System

Vedas

Four Noble Truths

Polytheistic

Buddha

Eightfold Path

Moska

Siddhartha Gautama

Covenant

Nirvana

Abraham

10 Commandment