Do Now, April 7, 2015 Take quiz! No Notes! Put it in correct core tray when finished Write down homework, leave out agenda Take out homework from last night Set up C-Notes, page 11 Topic: Calligraphy and Genghis Khan EQ: Identify the development and impact of writing and the leadership of Genghis Khan in Ancient China.
Calligraphy and Genghis Khan Identify the development and impact of writing and the leadership of Genghis Khan in Ancient China.
Define Calligraphy Calligraphy is the form of writing which developed in Ancient China. dragon
List the evidences of Chinese writing Royal priests and Kings in Ancient China asked questions to the ancestors and gods on bones, called Oracle bones. The scratches on these bones are the first evidence of Chinese writing. Calligraphy has also been found on pottery and bronze from the Shang Period.
Describe the Effect of Writing in Ancient China People in Ancient China spoke many different languages, but had one form of writing. Written language allowed people who spoke different languages to communicate.
Describe the Effect of Writing in Ancient China The Chinese were the first to invent paper in 105 BC.
Who were the Mongols? Mongols=nomadic people From Mongolia Excellent horseback riders and fighters
Who was Genghis Khan? Warrior named Temujin was elected Genghis Khan “Strong ruler” Unified Mongol clans Created a big and strong army
Describe the effect of Mongolian take over Invaded China and took over Attacked, looted, and burned cities Kublai Khan took over Put Mongol leaders in government positions (did keep some Chinese in charge)
Check for Understanding What was the form of writing developed in Ancient China? Where have archaeologists found the first evidence of Chinese writing? Who was the Mongolian leader to take over? What did Kublai Khan do for the government in China?