Download presentation
Presentation is loading. Please wait.
1
Chinese history
3
Beijing Nanjing Suzhou Shanghai Hangzhou Guangzhou Hong Kong Macao
5
Shang Dates 1750-1045 BCE Established govt Bronze tools Writing system
Oracle bones* Details
6
Oracle bones oracles would write questions on bones and then use a heated metal rod to break up the bones and interpret the breaks
7
Zhou Dates BCE Mandate of Heaven: ruler was appointed by heaven; must look after well being of citizens; responsible for all good and bad Dao = ‘way’, principle of life Details
8
Civil war
9
qin Dates 221 – 206 BCE Roads Unified monetary system
Strengthened Great Wall Details
10
han Dates 200 BCE – 220 CE Huge empire
Growing population needed more govt. Invention of paper Details
11
Period of disunity Endless wars between smaller states
The Three Kingdoms period
12
sui Dates 569 – 618 CE Reunification of China Gunpowder invented
Grand Canal built* Civil service exam** Details
13
Grand canal 1100 miles long Beijing to Hangzhou
Northern part drying up China’s rivers run W – E ∧ Trade and travel ∧ Political power
14
Tang Dates 618 – 907 CE Govt reforms; land to peasants
Trade expanded* – had gone down after fall of RE Details
15
Silk road 2nd Century BCE – 14th Century AD
Linked China to Roman Empire Named ‘Silk Road’ in 1877 Flourished under Mongol rule because they made it safer to travel it. Can still travel it today
17
song Dates 960 - 1279 CE Problems w/ northern Mongols
Moved capital to Hangzhou – Marco Polo called it a ‘paradise’ Foot binding* Details
18
Foot binding Considered ‘pinnacle’ of beauty. Status symbol
Thought to bring a girl a prosperous marriage. Usually begun at age 5. Severely deformed the feet.
19
Foot binding Pustules and open sores
Could lead to gangrene and even death Bindings were sewn on New/smaller shoes every 2 weeks Lack of circulation Secretive ritual Banned in 1912
20
Golden Lotus shoe
23
“Foot Binding in China”
24
sources /videos/confucius-mini-biography #death-and-legacy- nism grand-canal/johnson-text
25
sources http://www.britannica.com/topic/Manchu
mingvoyages.htm
Similar presentations
© 2024 SlidePlayer.com. Inc.
All rights reserved.