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Early Dynasties Chinese Society Ming Dynasty Chinese Innovations Random Category 100 Point 200 Points 300 Points 400 Points 500 Points 100 Point 200 Points 300 Points 400 Points 500 Points 300 Points 400 Points 500 Points Mongols in China

They are the three early dynasties, in order, that we discussed in section 1

Sui, Tang, Song

These two infrastructure improvements happened under the Sui

Repairing the Great Wall; building the Grand Canal

Under Taizong of the Tang, the government improved because they did this

Brought back civil service exams

During the Song dynasty, this taught that you could escape your misery, and so became popular

Buddhism

This was the only female empress to rule China, and the dynasty she ruled

Empress Wu; Tang dynasty

These three trade goods helped make China wealthy

Silk, porcelain, tea

The main reason China’s population increased during this time period was this

New strains of rice that grew faster in poor soil; new farming techniques

Steel was accidentally discovered this way

By burning coal in furnaces

Chinese printing was innovated by using this method

Carving wood blocks into individual characters that could then be rearranged to mass produce books

The Chinese came up with these two sailing innovations, allowing them to travel further distances (hint: it’s not the BIG ship!)

Improved rudder and compass

The two things Mongols are most known for

Horsemanship and being warlike/ using terror

It’s the title of the main ruler, and his original name

Genghis Khan; Temujin

He is Genghis Khan’s most famous grandson

Kublai Khan

It is the name of the dynasty that the Mongols put in when they conquered China

Yuan Dynasty

These are the desert they originated in, the grasslands they grazed their horses on, and the sea they spread to in the west

Gobi; steppes; Caspian

The people who drove out the Mongols did not like that the Mongols had managed the government in this way

Mongol leaders on top with their own culture– Chinese scholar-officials ran everything else

Zhu Yuanzhang moved the capital from this city to this other city

Beijing to Nanjing

Hong Wu led for 30 years, and was known for leading in this way

He killed all his rivals and others he accused of treason

He is famous for his seven sea voyages

Zheng He

It’s the probable reason that Zheng He’s fleet was destroyed, and the possible impact

Confucianism; they became a closed society instead of a dominant superpower

It’s how silk is made

By boiling and weaving the cocoons of silkworms

It’s how paper is made

By mixing wood pulp and other materials in boiling water and pulling a screen through it, then letting it dry

Chinese artists used this type of beautiful writing on their artwork

Calligraphy

This predecessor to the gun was very terrifying in battle

Fire lance

This is how porcelain is made

By firing very fine clay at high temperatures

Where a Buddhist monk lives

Monastery

Stop the anarchy! This man did in A.D. 581, starting the Sui dynasty

Wendi

This group always seemed to be on the bottom of society– getting taxed, getting worked, and eventually getting even…

Farmers

They are three examples of cultural prosperity that happen in a society when it is prosperous and safe

Art, architecture, novels, plays, etc.

This group from the north were given credit for sacking Beijing and ending the Ming empire

Manchu, from Manchuria

Make your wager

List the four biggest innovations in Chinese society and their impact on history

Final Question