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2 Code Hacker V1 - China Resource Map eKS

Some of the most prominent achievements of Ancient China included developments in religion, philosophy, technology, and art. Confucius taught that one should not do to others what you do not want done to yourself. During China's Golden Age around 200 BCE, economic growth and education flourished. Artists created silk paintings and sculptures. Scientists invented the first seismograph to measure earthquakes and sundials to tell time using shadows. Farmers benefited from inventions like the wheelbarrow to carry harvests and the iron plow to till more land.

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2 Code Hacker V1 - China Resource Map eKS

Some of the most prominent achievements of Ancient China included developments in religion, philosophy, technology, and art. Confucius taught that one should not do to others what you do not want done to yourself. During China's Golden Age around 200 BCE, economic growth and education flourished. Artists created silk paintings and sculptures. Scientists invented the first seismograph to measure earthquakes and sundials to tell time using shadows. Farmers benefited from inventions like the wheelbarrow to carry harvests and the iron plow to till more land.

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Chinese Achievements v1

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Break the Code to win billions in Ancient Riches

1. A barrier linking earlier walls The Silk Road was perhaps the most important
a. legalism trade route in human history. It was a series of
across the northern frontier.
letter:_______ routes connecting China across Central and
2. Teachings about respect and
Western Asia to Europe. China was a
b. acupuncture
loyalty in five relationships to particularly desirable trading partner because
bring goodness to society. of its specialized luxury goods, such as silk,
letter:_______ ceramics, jade, and porcelain. In return,
c. Confucianism
3. A form of government that European merchants offered gold, horses,
gave all the power to one leader. wool, and silver. But it was not just the simple
letter:_______ exchange of goods that made the Silk Road so
d. Daoism
4. Ancient Chinese medical influential. Ideas and inventions traveled along
practice using needles at the road as well. Indeed, the trade traffic was
different points of the body. e. calligraphy largely responsible for the spread of Buddhism
letter:_______ into China. Unfortunately, the route was also
5. Teachings that say one should helpful in spreading diseases such as the Black
live simply and in harmony with f. Great Wall Plague, as was the case when the Mongols
nature. letter:_______ revived the use of the Silk Road.
6. A means of written
communication which is also an
art form. letter:_______

1. Some of the most prominent achievements


of Ancient China were in the area of religion
and philosophy. The following was attributed
to Confucius:
2.
“What you do not want done
to you rself, d o n ot d o to
3. o t h e rs .”

4.
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a. Han b. silk-weaving c. wheelbarrow

d. sundials e. iron plow f. Golden Age

China’s ________ began around 200 BCE. It


was a time filled with economic growth,
success in war, and an increase in
education, which was good for the
________ Empire. Artists flourished,
creating paintings, sculptures, and
________. These fabrics were so prized
that Chinese women kept their methods
secret. Han scientists made the first
seismograph (measures earthquakes),
along with ________ and water clocks that
measured time. Han farmers also
benefitted from the invention of the
________, which allowed them to plow
more land. The ________ was also
invented, which made it easier to carry the
harvest.

MONGOLIA

YELLOW
Down SEA
PLATEAU OF TIBET
2. a device for telling time by measuring shadows
4. modern version invented by Chinese using a paste of
fibers from plants EAST CHINA
SEA

Across
1. a set of teachings about respect and loyalty in five
relationships to bring goodness to society

3. ancient Chinese medical practice using needles

5. a barrier built to repel nomadic invaders from the north

6. a device for measuring earthquakes

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