China Woodward

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China Woodward

Chang Jiangs River
Longest river in China, 3, 400 miles
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Chang Jiangs River Longest river in China, 3, 400 miles
3 Gorges Dam World's Longest Dam, prevents floods and supplies lots of hydroelectric power
Beijing Capital of China
Forbidden City Place where China's king lived
3 number of different air masses in east and southeast asia
monsoon seasonal winds that blow steadily from the same direction for several months at a time but change directions at other times of the year
dynasty a line of rulers from a single family
Mandate of Heaven the belief of the people that God wants you to rule
Dynastic Cycle the way in which you are great and then you stink
Confucianism Zhou's way of thinking by teaching people by being virtuous or morally good as well as loyal to their families
Daoism a way of living in harmony with nature
Buddhism a religion introduced to China from India, nirvana equals a perfect life
Han a dynasty that invented paper and founded the Silk Road
Silk Road a large trading network stretched from China to SW Asia; they sent silk, spices, tea, paper, and fine clay work and received gold, silver, stones, and fine woods
Tang and Song a dynasty that produced steel by mixing iron with coal carbon and created gun powder as well as the compass
Mongols Genghis and Kublai Khan ran this dynasty that stretched from the Pacific Ocean to Europe. Marco Polo helped by working for them.
Confucianism founded by Confucius
5 main respects 1. Ruler to ruled
2. Father to son
3. Older brother to younger brother
4. Husband to wife
5. Friend to friend
Filial Piety respecting your elders
Legalism founded by Han Feizi, rejected Confucianism and Daoism, believed that people acted out of self interest, only a system of punishment and rewards would ensure order in society
Ming a dynasty that built Beijing and the Forbidden City, created the census
census count of population, statistics of population
Qing Last dynasty of China
Mao Zedong a communist leader in China who tried to modernize China, similar to Stalin
collective farms several large government farms
Deng leader after Mao, opened Chinese markets to the world, started to Westernize China, reigned during Tiananmen Square Massacre
gentry well-born and well-bred people
communism a system of government in which the government controls the way of producing goods
One child policy an act to control population growth in 1979 that encouraged families to not have more than one child
command economy economic system in which the government decides how resources are used and what goods and services are produced
Boxer Rebellion event when the Chinese people were killing every white person possible
Great Firewall of China modern day bans in China restricting internet access and types of westernization
Tibet an area, originally a separate Buddhist kingdom, that was taken over by China. The people of the area want freedom and independence from China.
trade deficit the difference of money between two countries such as between China and the United States

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