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What process involves pouring molten bronze into a hollow mold?
What process involves pouring molten bronze into a hollow mold?
- Terra-Cotta Shaping
- Bronze Casting (correct)
- Metal Smithing
- Bronze Forging
Which dynasty is known for the introduction of the chariot around 1300 BCE?
Which dynasty is known for the introduction of the chariot around 1300 BCE?
- Zhou Dynasty
- Shang Dynasty (correct)
- Xia Dynasty
- Qin Dynasty
Who was the first emperor of China?
Who was the first emperor of China?
- Confucius
- Han Wudi
- Laozi
- Qin Shihuangdi (correct)
What was a major philosophy developed during the life of Confucius?
What was a major philosophy developed during the life of Confucius?
Which clay is identified as a material for making flower pots and small statues?
Which clay is identified as a material for making flower pots and small statues?
What structure is recognized as the world's largest and longest?
What structure is recognized as the world's largest and longest?
During which period did the Zhou Dynasty experience a long period of war?
During which period did the Zhou Dynasty experience a long period of war?
What designation is given to various cultural or natural areas recognized worldwide?
What designation is given to various cultural or natural areas recognized worldwide?
Flashcards
Bronze Casting
Bronze Casting
Pouring molten bronze into a mold to create a bronze object.
Xia Dynasty
Xia Dynasty
Early Chinese dynasty (2100 BCE – 1600 BCE).
Shang Dynasty
Shang Dynasty
Chinese dynasty (1600 BCE – 1050 BCE).
Zhou Dynasty
Zhou Dynasty
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Confucius
Confucius
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Qin Dynasty
Qin Dynasty
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Great Wall of China
Great Wall of China
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Han Dynasty
Han Dynasty
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Study Notes
Ancient Chinese Engineering and Civilization
- Metal Technology: Rare metals were essential for advanced technologies.
- Bronze Casting: Molten bronze was poured into molds to create sculptures.
- Mausoleums: Buildings for burying the dead.
- Dynasties: Series of rulers from the same family.
- Terracotta: Brownish-red clay used for pottery, statues, and tiles.
- World Heritage Sites: Cultural or natural areas/objects of global importance.
Timeline of Chinese Dynasties
- Xia Dynasty: 2100 BCE - 1600 BCE
- Shang Dynasty: 1600 BCE - 1050 BCE
- Introduction of the Chariot: 1300 BCE
- Zhou Dynasty: 1046 BCE - 256 BCE
- Laozi and Taoism: 604 BCE
- Life of Confucius: 551 BCE - 497 BCE
- Warring States Period: 403 BCE - 221 BCE
- Qin Dynasty: 221 BCE - 206 BCE
- The Great Wall of China: 220 BCE - 1644 CE
- Han Dynasty: 206 BCE - 220 CE
- Introduction of Buddhism to China: 100 BCE - 100 CE (approximate)
Additional Details (Page 2)
- Shang Dynasty Capitals: Located near Zhengzhou and Anyang.
- Eastern Zhou Dynasty Capital: Moved to Luoyang.
- End of Zhou Dynasty: Marked by a long period of war that led to the Qin Dynasty.
- Qin Dynasty Emperor: Qin Shihuangdi (died 210 BCE)
- Great Wall: World's largest and longest structure.
- Laozi: Early philosopher, writer of legal texts, and author of Tao Te Ching (basis of Taoism).
- Confucius: One of the world's great philosophers, taught the Way of the Dao (universal order).
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