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The Indus River Valley Copyright © Clara Kim 2007. All rights reserved.

Political Identically planned cities and construction suggests a strong central government and relied on trade

Religious Artifacts show links to modern Hindu Culture Worshipped Cows Shiva- is a major Hindu god Worshipped Cows

Hinduism The largest religion in India today. 1st religion in India. Focus on 4 Noble Truths, Karma, and Reincarnation.

Social Civilization was generally stable Same kinds of houses suggests little social differences Toys were found for children – this shows prosperity since they can make things they do not NEED to survive

Intellectual Solved the problem of plumbing Built extensive plumbing systems Private bath and toilet for every house Toilets made of brick with wooden seats Pipes connected underground sewer system Sophisticated city planners.

Harappa

Mohenjo Daro

Geography: INDIA Wall of Mountains- separated India from the rest of Asia Himalaya This created an Indian Sub-Continent Monsoons – trade winds that brought rain in the summer and dry wind in the winter Major Rivers- Indus Ganges Crash course

China’s Geographic Features Huang He or Yellow River Yangzi River

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Political Ruled by dynasties As Mesopotamia, Egypt and Indus were declining, China was rising to power Zhou Dynasty Mandate of Heaven: Justification through right of God Dynastic Cycle: Pattern of the rise and fall of dynasties Feudalism: nobles have permission from Kings to own and work king’s land

Religious Family and Religion are closely linked Prayed to ancestors because they thought their ancestors could bring them luck or disaster Consulted the gods through ancestors Shang Di – Supreme God

Ying and Yang Many Chinese also believed that the universe held a delicate balance between opposing forces. The Ying and Yang must be in balance for prosperity and happiness to occur in one’s life.

Buddhism A religion based on the teaching of Buddha. Centered on the ideas of the 8 Fold Path.

Social Society was sharply divided between nobles and peasants Family was central to society Had arranged marriages Group was more important than the individual

Intellectual Shang Dynasty was the first to leave written records Oracle Bones: animal bone or tortoise shells where priests scratched questions for gods then applied heat until it cracked. Then they priests interpreted the cracks

Intellectual No connection between written and spoken Chinese Advantage: Someone can read Chinese without knowing how to speak it

LOVE HAPPY

Achievements Introduced the chariot – a major tool of war Skilled in bronze work, silk and weapons Built roads and canals song

Geography Surrounded by natural barriers on all cardinal directions North: Gobi Desert East: Pacific Ocean South: Himalaya Mountains West: Taklaman Desert and Plateau of Tibet

GOBI DESERT TAKLIMAKAN DESERT PACIFIC OCEAN HIMALAYA MOUNTAINS

Geography Fertile plain found between 2 major rivers 1. Huang He (Yellow River) Floods left behind LOESS: yellow silt 2. Yangtze River Flooded unpredictably

Huang He (Yellow River)

Huang He (Yellow River)

Yangtze River

Yangtze River