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Why Study China? Word Bank: superpower China us Products religion and culture civilizations

Why study China? We learn about ____________ to know from where we’ve come.  __________ we use today can be traced to the discoveries of the Medieval Chinese. We learn about _________ ___ ________ to understand our world.  China is an emerging ___________. Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism continue to affect ______ today.  How China reacts to the world affects ___!

Why study China? We learn about civilizations to know from where we’ve come.  __________ we use today can be traced to the discoveries of the Medieval Chinese. We learn about _________ ___ ________ to understand our world.  China is an emerging ___________. Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism continue to affect ______ today.  How China reacts to the world affects ___!

Why study China? We learn about civilizations to know from where we’ve come.  Products we use today can be traced to the discoveries of the Medieval Chinese. We learn about _________ ___ ________ to understand our world.  China is an emerging ___________. Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism continue to affect ______ today.  How China reacts to the world affects ___!

Why study China? We learn about civilizations to know from where we’ve come.  Products we use today can be traced to the discoveries of the Medieval Chinese. We learn about religions and cultures to understand our world.  China is an emerging ___________. Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism continue to affect ______ today.  How China reacts to the world affects ___!

Why study China? We learn about civilizations to know from where we’ve come.  Products we use today can be traced to the discoveries of the Medieval Chinese. We learn about religions and cultures to understand our world.  China is an emerging superpower. Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism continue to affect ______ today.  How China reacts to the world affects ___!

Why study China? We learn about civilizations to know from where we’ve come.  Products we use today can be traced to the discoveries of the Medieval Chinese. We learn about religions and cultures to understand our world.  China is an emerging superpower. Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism continue to affect China today.  How China reacts to the world affects ___!

Why study China? We learn about civilizations to know from where we’ve come.  Products we use today can be traced to the discoveries of the Medieval Chinese. We learn about religions and cultures to understand our world.  China is an emerging superpower. Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism continue to affect China today.  How China reacts to the world affects us!