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Ancient China Vocabulary

Oracle A prediction

Lords People of high rank

Peasants Farmers with small farms

Confucianism The ideas of Confucius; ethics (moral values) important

Daoism Stressed living in harmony with the Dao, the guiding force of all reality

Legalism The belief that people were bad by nature and needed to be controlled

Great Wall of China Barrier across China’s northern frontier; 1,500 miles long

Seismograph A device that measures the strength of an earthquake

“Silk Road” 4,000 mile long network of trade routes between China and the Mediterranean Sea (Roman Empire)

Diffusion The spread of ideas from one culture to another