Ancient china G.R.A.P.E.S. NOTES.

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Ancient china G.R.A.P.E.S. NOTES

G- GEOGRAPHY MAJOR RIVER- HUANG HE (YELLOW) RIVER 3,400 MILES LONG CALLED “CHINA’S SORROW” BECAUSE WHEN IT WOULD FLOOD, MANY PEOPLE WOULD BE LEFT HOMELESS OR DIE ROLE OF RIVER SYSTEM IS: FOOD WATER- irrigation, drinking, etc. TRADE TRANSPORTATION

G-GEOGRAPHY (CONTINUED) OTHER LANDFORMS- ISOLATED CHINA FROM THE REST OF THE WORLD ALSO HELPED WITH THE DEFENSE OF THE COUNTRY GAVE CHINA THE ABILITY TO GROW INTO A CIVILIZATION WITHOUT OUTSIDE INTERFERENCE GOBI DESERT (NORTHERN CHINA) HIMALAYAN MOUNTAIN RANGE (SOUTHWEST CHINA) NORTH CHINA PLAIN

R- RELIGION CONFUCIANISM- BASED ON THE TEACHINGS OF KONG FU ZI (first called Confucius by Europeans) CHINA, 551-479 B.C.E. THE PHILOSOPHY FOCUSES ON: RESPECT FOR ELDERS EDUCATION PROPER CONDUCT (MORALS) GOVERNMENT SERVICE USES FIVE (5) RELATIONSHIPS KING AND SUBJECT PARENT AND CHILD HUSBAND AND WIFE SIBLING AND SIBLING FRIEND AND FRIEND IN ORDER TO BE AT PEACE, ONE MUST SHOW ABSOLUTE RESPECT FOR AUTHORITY FOLLOWERS SPREAD IT TO THE REST OF CHINA, KOREA, AND JAPAN

R- RELIGION (CONTINUED) DAOISM (TAOISM) BASED ON THE PHILOSPOHY OF LAOZI CHINA, 606-530 B.C.E. THE GOAL IN LIFE IS TO ACHIEVE DAO, WHICH IS: “ONENESS WITH THE UNIVERSE/NATURE” BEST WAY TO FIND PEACE IS BEING IN HARMONY WITH NATURE BALANCE THE FORCES OF YIN AND YANG: CALM AND POWERFUL FOLLOWERS SPREAD IT TO AREAS IN AND AROUND CHINA BOTH RELIGIONS WERE TRYING TO CREATE STABILITY IN A CIVILIZATION (COUNTRY) THAT WAS CONSTANTLY AT WAR WITH ITSELF.

A-ACHIEVEMENTS TERRACE CROPS DIKES AND LEVEES FOR IRRIGATION SYSTEMS HUANG HE (ANCIENT) TERRACE CROPS DIKES AND LEVEES FOR IRRIGATION SYSTEMS STONE TOOLS AND POTTERY PICTOGRAPHS – WRITING WOOD BLOCK PRINTING CAST IRON PLOW BRONZE EMPEROR QIN UNITED CHINA AND STARTED THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE GREAT WALL 220-206 B.C.E. PURPOSE WAS TO PROTECT THE COUNTRY FROM NORTHERN INVADERS LIKE THE MONGOLS

A- ACHIEVEMENTS (CONTINUED) THE HAN DYNASTY (206 B.C.E.-A.D.220) WHEELBARROW SEISMOGRAPH- PREDICTS AND MEASURES EARTHQUAKES SUNDIAL PAPER- MADE OUT OF BAMBOO PUPPETS KITES JADE ESTABLISHED THE SILK ROAD SEVERAL ROUTES THAT CARRIED TRADED GOODS ACROSS CHINA AND BACK AGAIN FROM ROME

A- ACHIEVEMENTS (CONTINUED) THE TANG DYNASTY- “THE GOLDEN AGE” (618-907) SITTING IN CHAIRS POETRY AND LITERATURE OLDEST BOOK- THE DIAMOND SUTRA (WRITTEN IN 868) TRADE EXPANDED TEA BECOMES A FAVORITE DRINK

A- ACHIEVEMENTS (CONTINUED) THE SUNG (SONG) DYNASTY (906-1279) PAPER- MADE FROM WOOD PULP WHICH INCREASED COMMERCIAL PRINTING PAPER MONEY CALLIGRAPHY COMPASS GUNPOWDER PORCELAIN FIREWORKS IRON SALT

A-ACHIEVEMENTS (CONTINUED) THE MING DYNASTY- “THE BRILLIANT DYNASTY” (1368-1644) BEIJING BECOMES THE CAPTIAL BUILT THE FORBIDDEN CITY- THE HOME OF THE EMPEROR JADE CARVINGS BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN FIRST NOVELS PRINTED OPENED PORTS TO PORTUGUESE EXPLORERS

A- ACHIEVEMENTS (CONTINUED) THE QING OR MANCHU DYNASTY (1644- 1911) LAST DYNASTY TO RULE CHINA OPENED PORTS TO FOREIGN TRADE YEARS BETWEEN DYNASTIES WERE FILLED WITH CIVIL WARS BETWEEN VARIOUS NOBILITY AND MILITARY FACTIONS, FIGHTING FOR CONTROL OF CHINA

P- POLITICAL SYSTEMS CHINA HAD A MONARCHY, RULED BY AN EMPEROR AND PASSED DOWN THE POWER THROUGH DYNASTIES TO WORK FOR THE GOVERNMENT, CIVIL SERVANTS TOOK EXAMS, WHICH ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT CONFUCIANISM, LITERATURE, HISTORY, WRITING, AND MORALS SEVERE PUNISHMENT FOR THOSE WHO DID NOT OBEY LAWS

E- ECONOMICS RICE WHEAT BAMBOO SILK WORMS (CREATION OF SILK) NATURAL RESOURCES FOUND IN CHINA: RICE WHEAT BAMBOO SILK WORMS (CREATION OF SILK) TAXATION BEGAN IN 600 B.C.E. BRONZE COINS WERE DEVELOPED IN 220 B.C.E. FORMATION OF THE SILK ROAD EXPORTED (TRADED) SILK AND PORCELAIN IMPORTED GLASS, GOLD, AND HORSES

S- SOCIAL STRUCTURE RESPECT FOR ELDERS AND ANCESTORS CHINA HAS THE LONGEST CONTINOUS CULTURE. RESPECT FOR ELDERS AND ANCESTORS VERY RIGID HIERARCHY(during the dynasty periods) EMPEROR PALACE COURT, NOBILITY, CIVIL SERVANTS, PRIESTS FARMERS & COMMON PEASANTS ARTISANS MERCHANTS (this ranked lower than farmers because their money came from someone else’s labor.) SLAVES