1. Warm Up: Sentence Correction
Donot do too others what you would want not don to your self
Do not do to others what you would not want done to yourself.

2. A clay-based unglazed or glazed ceramic pottery
Word of the Day
A clay-based unglazed or glazed ceramic pottery
Synonyms
Terra-cotta
Sentence
Picture

3. A clay-based unglazed or glazed ceramic pottery
Word of the Day
A clay-based unglazed or glazed ceramic pottery
ceramic
clay
Terra-cotta
The terra-cotta warriors were discovered by accident in 1974 by Chinese farmers.

4. Worksheet Check
1. Explain how the teachings of Confucius helped shape Chinese government.
2. A system of beliefs and values is also known as a ____________.
3. Who was Shi Huangdi?
4. Who was Liu Bang?
5. Why was the Great Wall built?

5. Section 3- The Qin Dynasty
Qin Dynasty - _221__ B.C. to _206_ B.C.

6. Section 3- The Qin Dynasty
Emperor Shi Huangdi came to power.
He assigned governors to each province.
He set up a spy system.

7. Section 3- The Qin Dynasty
He is the builder of the Great Wall of China
Wall was built along China’s northern border to keep invaders out.
Wall is about 4,500 miles long.
Some parts of the wall are 15 to 50 feet high.
Peasants built the wall – Many died because of starvation, over work, or disobedience.

8. “Each stone represents one life lost in the wall’s construction”

9. Section 3- The Qin Dynasty
Shi Huangdi had many important books burned – including the teachings of Confucius and other important thinkers.
The Terra-Cotta Warriors
Emperor Qin was buried with over 9000 life-like soldiers made of terra-cotta.
Once Emperor Qin died, his son and advisors could not hold the empire together.
The Qin Dynasty lasted only 15 years!

10. The Terra-Cotta Warriors

11. Emperor Shi Huangdi’s Burial Site

12. Synonyms Sentence Picture Word of the Day Legalism
Strict laws over all activities and harsh punishments for breaking any law.
Synonyms
Legalism
Sentence
Picture

13. Laws Rules Word of the Day Legalism
Strict laws over all activities and harsh punishments for breaking any law.
Laws
Rules
Legalism
During emperor Shi Huangdi’s reign, the Chinese people lived under legalism and had to follow all laws with harsh penalties for those who broke any law.

14. 5 for 5 Emperor Shi Huangdi
What stuck out to you while learning about…
Shi Huangdi’s grave site?
the terra-cotta army?
how Shi Huangdi treated his people?
How was Shi Huangdi different than Confucius?
How did legalism both help and hurt in uniting China?

15. Section 3- The Han Dynasty
Han Dynasty: 202 B.C. to 220 A.D.

17. Section 3- The Han Dynasty
Liu Bang
He was one of the rebels who helped overthrow the Qin Dynasty.
He became the new emperor of the Han Dynasty.

18. Section 3- The Han Dynasty
Characteristics
Stable government – lasted 400 years
Educated people
Civil service
Wudi
Liu Bang’s great grandson cam to power (15 years old)
Dynasty reached its greatest power.
Wudi was interested in war and military matters

19. Section 3- The Han Dynasty
After Wudi, many young emperors ruled.
People within the government fought with the young emperors for power.
The emperors weakened and warlords took over – a warlord is a leader of an armed group.
Cao Pei declared the end of the Han Dynasty and created the Wei Dynasty.