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■ Essential Question: – What were the important characteristics of the civilization of China? ■ Warm-Up Question: – What are 2 major differences between Hinduism & Buddhism?

China Class Activity: Examine the placards provided & generate 3 conclusions about the geography of China & its impact on the people of this region

China began along the Yellow (Huang He) & Yangtze Rivers in the North China Plain; Only 10% of China is suitable for farming The Yellow River flooding was unpredictable & was called “China’s Sorrow” because its floods often destroyed entire villages

China was protected & isolated from outsiders by deserts & the Himalayan Mountains The Chinese referred to themselves as the “Middle Kingdom” & rarely traded with outsiders

What were the important characteristics of the civilizations of China? ■ Working in groups, examine each of the 6 placards examining the characteristics of civilization in China ■ For each placard, write hypotheses about government, cities, technology, etc. & the confirm your theories by locating the matching “answer key” placard around the room

Lasting Contributions ■ Advanced Cities: – Like other river valley civilizations, cities in China had high walls for protection – But, Chinese buildings were made of wood rather than brick or stone

Lasting Contributions ■ Specialized Workers: – ? Unlike other river valley civilizations, the Chinese held peasants higher than artisans or merchants because they produced food

Lasting Contributions ■ Government: – Like Egypt, China was ruled by families called dynasties – Ruler’s justified their power by claiming Mandate of Heaven (approval of the gods)

Lasting Contributions ■ Government: – Kings could lose the Mandate of Heaven & be overthrown by a new king, called the Dynastic Cycle

Lasting Contributions ■ Government: – China was also ruled by the ethical system, Confucianism – Confucianism focused on filial piety (respect for elders) – Confucius taught social order through 5 key relationships: 1) ruler-subject 2) father-son 3) husband-wife 4) brother- brother & 5) friend-friend – These ideas were written down in The Analects

Lasting Contributions ■ Religion: – Chinese believed in ancestor worship, that the spirits of family ancestors should be honored & consulted

Lasting Contributions ■ Writing: – Like hieroglyphics, Chinese characters stood for sounds but the 10,000 characters made it hard to learn to write

Lasting Contributions ■ Technology: – Cast iron tools & weapons – Standardized coins – The Grand Canal connected north & south China

The Great Wall was built to protect China from invasions from the North