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Which dynasty brought China under unified rule in the third century BCE?
Which dynasty brought China under unified rule in the third century BCE?
- Zhou
- Xia
- Shang
- Qin (correct)
What was Ancient China noted for in terms of metallurgy?
What was Ancient China noted for in terms of metallurgy?
- Invention of the blast furnace
- Production of iron and steel items
- Development of advanced mining techniques
- Production of bronze and copper items (correct)
What material was used for bowls, plates, and ornaments in Ancient China?
What material was used for bowls, plates, and ornaments in Ancient China?
- Stoneware
- Porcelain (correct)
- Terracotta
- Ceramic
What was used to communicate in written form in Ancient China?
What was used to communicate in written form in Ancient China?
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What innovative practice was employed to govern the country in Ancient China?
What innovative practice was employed to govern the country in Ancient China?
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Study Notes
Ancient China
- The Qin dynasty brought China under unified rule in the third century BCE.
Metallurgy in Ancient China
- Ancient China was noted for its advanced iron metallurgy, producing high-quality steel and iron tools.
Materials in Ancient China
- Bronze was used for making bowls, plates, and ornaments in Ancient China.
Written Communication in Ancient China
- Oracle bones and silk were used to communicate in written form in Ancient China.
Governance in Ancient China
- The innovative practice of meritocracy was employed to govern the country in Ancient China, where officials were selected based on their abilities and performance rather than their birth or social status.
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Test your knowledge of Ancient Chinese civilization and its dynasties with this quiz. Explore the history of China, from the Xia, Shang, and Zhou dynasties to the Qin and Han dynasties, and learn about the ancient culture that developed around the Yangtze and Yellow Rivers.
