'Qin dynasty' presentation slideshows

Chapters 2 and 3: The Classical Period in China and India

Chapters 2 and 3: The Classical Period in China and India. AP World History, Mr. Bartula. The Classical Era ca 1000 BCE- ca 500 CE. What is a Classical Period?. A period of advanced civilization Technology Cross cultural trade and contact Ethical religion and philosophy Population growth

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Chinese Historical Survey:

Chinese Historical Survey: From the Yellow Emperor to Hu Jintao Mythological Culture Heroes Fuxi and Nugua: half animal, half human Shen Nong: The Divine Farmer The Yellow Emperor Xi Ling: The discover of silk and inventor of weaving Emperor Yao Emperor Shun Emperor Yu Fuxi and Nuwa

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World History

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World History

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The Unification of China

Classical China. The Unification of China. Chinese Dynasties. Shang Zhou (joe) Qin (chin) Han ( -------------- 400 years of Disunity -------------) Sui (swee) Tang (tong) Song Yuan (U-on)------ Mongol Ming Qing (ching) -------- Manchu

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China

China. Grade 6. Lesson 1. North China Plain. The region where human settlement and culture began in China. Beijing. The capital of China. Huang River. A river that cuts through the North China Plain. Huang River Valley. The area surrounding the Huang River . Guangxi Zhungzu.

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What makes people obey rulers?

What makes people obey rulers?. The question of Legitimacy. Legitimacy. The probability that a given command will be obeyed by most people in the group. How rulers make their subjects believe that they have the right to rule. A challenge for a leader of any government. Authority.

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My beliefs.

Open my powerpoint, google docs, and canvas. Name the google docs April 10, 2017. What do you think of when you hear the word: dynasty?. My beliefs. Every student is important. I like and care about all of my students regardless how they feel about me.

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Ancient China Dynasties

Ancient China Dynasties. Dynasties. Several dynasties ruled China. Dynasties are families that rule for several generations. Dynasties. The four dynasties which ruled Ancient China were: Shang (1523-1028 BCE) Zhou (1027-256 BCE) Qin (221-206 BCE) Han (206 BCE-220 CE).

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A Survey of Chinese Architectural Styles & Structures

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China Review

China Review. Periods 1-6. Period 1. Shang Like rest of period 1 civilizations agricultural societies Patriarchy Cities Complex writing started with oracle bones read by shamans Pictographs like Egypt &Mesopotamia Advanced government system Massive buildings UNLIKE rest of societies

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Ancient China & India

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Beginnings of Classical China

Beginnings of Classical China. Decline of the Zhou rulers. System of Feudalism Transferred power from the King to the feudal lords Provided stability Royal family then lords family Lords less loyal, invading nomads. Spring and Autumn. 200 independent state competed for territory

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East Asia: History and Culture

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History Alive

History Alive. Chapter 21 Three Chinese Philosophies. Key Terms Mandate of Heaven A power or law believed to be granted by a god Feudalism A system of government based on landowners and tenants Zhou dynasty

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HERIBERTO SEDENO JOINS THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE

Heriberto Sedeno visited China and Tibet in May 16, 2012. This trip was led by Virginia Bower, a Princeton graduate and adjunct Associate professor at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia.

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Unification of China

Unification of China. Confucius and the Social Order 5 Basic relationships Ruler and subject Father and son Husband and wife Older brother and younger brother Friend and friend filial piety bureaucracy. Other Ethical Systems Laozi Natural order Dao De Jing (The Way of Virtue)

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