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Eurasian Cultural Traditions 500 BCE to 500 CE Chapter 5
AP World History Notes “China and the Search for Order”
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The State of China Chaos Growing violence Disharmony and disunity
“Age of Warring States” These issues led many to find solutions to China’s problems
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The Legalist Answer Founder of Legalism = Han Fei
Legalists viewed humans as inherently stupid and immoral Legalists believed in rules and laws that were strict, clearly spelled out, and enforced through a system of rewards and punishments
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The Legalist Answer Legalism = used by Emperor Qin Shihuangdi during the Qin Dynasty to restore unity and order to China
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The Confucian Answer Confucius = from an aristocratic family in northern China Became a teacher Believed in ethics = good conduct and moral judgment
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The Analects A short book of the teachings of Confucius
Compiled by his students after his death
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The Confucian Answer The moral example of superiors
Relied on unequal relationships within society Ruler over subject Parent over child Husband over wife Old over young
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Emphasis on Filial Piety
Filial piety = respect for one’s elders and ancestors
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Civil Service Exams Confucianism = incorporated into China’s civil service exams during the Han Dynasty Chinese men had to apply Confucian values to specific situations in these tests
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The Daoist Answer Founder = Laozi
Focus of Daoism = living in harmony with nature Urges withdrawal from society and entrance into a world of nature
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The Dao “The Way” Universal force that guides all things
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Yin and Yang 2 opposing forces present in all of nature
YIN = cool, dark, female, submissive YANG = warm, light, male, aggressive
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