Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
60 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
who is the founder of the Han Dynasty of China?
|
Lin Bang
|
|
Lin Bang is the founder of which Dynasty in China?
|
Han Dynasty
|
|
the Han Dynasty is comparable to which empire before it?
|
Roman
|
|
The Roman Empire could be compared to which Dynasty of China?
|
Han
|
|
Han Dynasty had what as its political ideology?
|
confucianism
|
|
Which Dynasty had confucianism as its political ideology?
|
Han Dynasty
|
|
Han Dynasty believes that people have _____ and _____
|
morals and virtues
|
|
Han Dynasty had what kind of government system?
|
central
|
|
Which Dynasty had a strong central government?
|
Han
|
|
Which Dynasty expanded under the rule of Han Wu Di?
|
Han
|
|
The great expansion of the Han Empire occurred under who?
|
Han Wu Di
|
|
(Han) in the military campaign against _____ _____ tribe, explorer Zhang Qian was sent in search of allies in _____ _____.
|
Xiong Nu, Central Asia
|
|
(Han) in the military campaign against Xiong Nu tribe, explorer _____ _____ was sent in search of allies in Central Asia.
|
Zhang Qian
|
|
(Han) During the military campaign against the _____ _____ tribe, the silk road was discovered
|
Xiong Nu
|
|
(Han) during the military campaign against the Xiong Nu tribe, the _____ _____ was discovered
|
silk road
|
|
(Han) during the military campaign against the Xiong Nu tribe, a cultural exchange occurred between the _____ and the _____
|
West and East
|
|
(Han) Trade included silk and tea from _____ and _____, _____, _____, and _____ from West/Central Asia
|
China, horses, walnuts, carrots, grapes
|
|
(Han) trade included _____ and _____ from China and horses, walnuts, carrots and grapes from _____/_____ _____
|
silk and tea, West/Central Asia
|
|
(Han) introduction of Buddhism from _____-- 1st century AD
|
India
|
|
(Han) introduction of _____ from India--- 1st century AD
|
Buddhism
|
|
(Han) Introduction of Buddhism from India--- __ _____ ___
|
1st century AD
|
|
Paper making invented in _____ _____ 100 AD
|
Han China
|
|
_____ _____ invented in Han China 100 AD
|
paper making
|
|
(Han) before paper, they wrote on _____ (very heavy)
|
bamboo
|
|
(Han) understanding of _____ _____ of the human body (flow of blood)
|
meridian channels
|
|
(Han) understanding of meridian channels of the human body (_____ __ _____)
|
flow of blood
|
|
who invented the first seismograph?
|
Han China
|
|
Han China invented the first what?
|
seismograph
|
|
(comparison Rome and Han) territorial expansion and economic integration: Han China built _____/Rome set up _____)
|
roads, granaries
|
|
(Rome vs Han) territorial expansion and economic integration: _____ built roads/_____ set up granaries
|
China, Rome
|
|
(Han vs Rome) political integration: China-- _____ and _____ _____/Rome--no _____ __ ___ _____, legal system
|
confucianism and divine empire, divinity of the ruler
|
|
(Han vs Rome) political integration: _____-- confucianism and divine empire/_____--no divinity of the ruler, _____ _____
|
China, Rome, legal system
|
|
(Han vs Rome) ethnic integration: _____--Latin and erase Greek language/_____--ethnic mixing in South China, use of Mandaria dialect
|
Rome, China
|
|
(Han vs Rome) ethnic integration: Rome--_____ and erase _____ language/China-- ethnic mixing in _____ China, use of _____ dialect
|
Latin, Greek, South, Mandaria
|
|
(Han vs Rome) culture: Rome-- borrow from _____/China-- _____
|
Greek, creative
|
|
(Han vs Rome) culture: _____--borrow from Greeks/_____-- creative
|
Rome, China
|
|
(Han vs Rome) religion: _____-- confucianism, later Buddhism/_____-- civic religion, later Christianity
|
China, Rome
|
|
(Han vs Rome) religion: China-- _____, later _____/Rome--_____ _____, later _____
|
confucianism, Buddhism, civic religion, Christianity
|
|
Decline of Empires: less capable _____, _____, _____ _____, _____
|
emperors, invasions, economic stagnation, disease
|
|
Silk Road: Nexus of trade route from _____ to _____. Trade can feed new levels of _____ _____. China became world _____ _____ of silk (_____-_____ goods)
|
China to Mediterranean, consumer interests, manufacturing center, high-quality goods
|
|
Other Trading Routes: Chinese _____ _____ (Korea and Vietnam), _____ merchants in Southeast Asia, _____ and _____ _____ travelers to sub Saharan Africa
|
tributary system, Indian, Mediterranean and Middle Eastern
|
|
Individual travelers: _____ (Greece 5th century) to Egypt, Middle East. _____ monks to India
|
Herodotus, Chinese
|
|
Great Civilizations encounter: 5th-6th century BC _____ and _____ (direct territorial and military interactions), Alexander the Great's conquest brought Greek civilization to _____
|
Greece and Persia, India
|
|
Contact between India and China: Chinese travelers reported Indian _____, ___ and ___ century CE, China import _____ directly from India
|
prosperity, 2nd, 3rd, Buddhism
|
|
Classical Period in World History: Main civilization centers: _____, _____, _____
|
China, India, Persia, Mediterranean
|
|
Main Civilization centers: science: China- _____, Greek- _____, India- _____
|
empirical, theoretical, math
|
|
Main civilization centers: science: _____- empirical, _____- theoretical, _____- math
|
China, Greek, India
|
|
Main civilization centers: politically: China- _____ with large _____, India- _____, Mediterranean-- development of _____ _____
|
central state, bureaucracy, decentralized, legal system
|
|
Main civ centers: politcally: _____- central state with large bureaucracy, _____- decentralized, _____- development of legal system
|
China, India, Mediterranean
|
|
Main civ centers: religion: China-- _____, India-- _____, _____, Mediterranean- _____
|
Confucianism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity
|
|
Main civ centers: religion: _____- confucianism, _____- Hinduism, Buddhism, _____-- Christianity
|
China, India, Mediterranean
|
|
Main civ centers: social hierarchy system: India- _____ _____, China- _____
|
caste system, Confucianism
|
|
Main civ centers: social hierarchy system: _____- caste system, _____- confucianism
|
India, China
|
|
Confucianism social hierarchy-
1) 2) 3) 4) 5) |
gentlemen, intellectuals, peasants, artisans, merchants
|
|
main civ centers: technology: China- _____, India- _____ _____, Mediterranean- _____ _____
|
best, steel making, least development
|
|
main civ centers: technology: _____- best, _____- steel making, _____- least development
|
China, India, Mediterranean
|
|
main civ centers: cultural system: China- _____, India- _____, Persia- _____, Mediterranean- _____-_____
|
Confucianism, Hinduism, Zeruastrianism, Greco-Roman
|
|
main civ centers: cultural system: _____- Confucianism, _____- Hinduism, _____- Zeruastrianism, _____- Greco-Roman
|
China, India, Persia, Mediterranean
|
|
cultural change in the classical period: _____ and belief in _____ of _____ in early river civilizations. _____ _____ those were modified with philosophy and new religions
|
polytheism, divinity of ruler, classical period
|
|
cultural change in the classical period: Polytheism and belief in divinity of ruler in early _____ _____. classical period those were modified with _____ and new _____
|
river civilizations, philosophy, religions
|