Bell Ringer #15 Tuesday, May 27th Who do you think is the single most powerful person in the world today? Why do you think this?

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Bell Ringer #15 Tuesday, May 27th Who do you think is the single most powerful person in the world today? Why do you think this?

EMPEROR  For much of the history of the world, it could be argued that whoever was emperor of China was the most powerful person in the world!

Here is the plan…  Students will view short video clips and pick out key points.  Students will read passages and pick out supporting details.  Students will create a timeline showing the contributions of various Chinese Dynasties.

Timeline  Qin Dynasty or First Empire ( BC)  Han Dynasty (206 BC – 220 AD)  Tang ( AD) & Song (960 – 1279 AD)  Yuan or Mongol Dynasty (1279 to 1368)  Ming Dynasty (1368 – 1644)  Qing or Manchu Dynasty ( )

Qin Dynasty The First Empire BC

Qin Dynasty 221 BC – 206 BC

Law

Great Wall

Terra Cotta Army

Weights & Measures

Han Dynasty 206 BC – 220 AD

Han Dynasty 202 BC – 220 AD

Silk Road / Trade

Anesthesia

Acupuncture

Civil Service Exam

Paper

Tang Dynasty 618 – 907 AD

Tang Dynasty 581 – 907 AD

Song Dynasty 960 –1279 AD

Magnetic compass

Block Printing

Art / literature

Yuan (Mongol) 1279 – 1368 AD

Marco Polo

Ming Dynasty

Forbidden City

Qing (Manchu)

Beginning of the END

FINAL Question Based upon what you have just learned – how do you think modern day Chinese people feel about their culture?

Crash Course

Here is the plan…  Students will view short video clips and pick out key points.  Students will read passages and pick out supporting details.  Students will create a timeline showing the contributions of various Chinese Dynasties.