WHAP Chapter 7 reading quiz_Dzubin

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WHAP Chapter 7 reading quiz_Dzubin

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common in premodern times. Process when the penis/balls/testicles were cut off a man as punishment, so they could not have children.
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Castration common in premodern times. Process when the penis/balls/testicles were cut off a man as punishment, so they could not have children.
Sima Qian was punished by castration and said to have provided the best information about the develoment of early imperial China.
Eunuchs were appointed to sensitive posts over nobles, because they couldn't have familes, so therefore they could not challenge authorities.
principles or ideas adopted by the rulers of the Qin and Han dynasties legalist
what ultimatly brought an end to the Han dynasty? the deep divisions of the small class of wealthy land owners and the large class of landless poor.
What were some parts of the centralized imperial rule? common written language and an educational system based on confucianism beliefs anf thoughts
Three "schools" of thought that emerged during the centuries of confusion and chaos confucianism, daoism, legalism
first chinese thinker who addressed the problem of politcal and social orderin a straight forward self-concious way Kong Fuzi, better know as Confucius
came from an aristocratic family and established confucianism Confucius
Said that the possession of a stong sense of moral integrity and a capacity to deliver wise and fair judgements was more important then a formal learning Confucianism
three confucian qualities ren, li, and xiao
more like chinese "hippies" daoism
goal of confucianism social order
group that nature was very important to daoism
founder of daoism laozi
"dao" means... "the way" "the way of nature" "the way of the cosmos"
person that said the daoists should refrain from advanced eduacation and live simply in harmony and nature Wuwei
_____ devoted all of their attention exclusively to the state, which they wanted to strengthen and expand at all costs legalists
important things to confucianism ethics, morailty, and propriety
important to daoists principles governing the world, the place of human beings in nature
two foremost exponets of legalist doctrine Shang Yang and Han Feizi
states strenghts according to legalists agriculture and armed forces
legalists were-- very strict and did not win much popularity
legalist methods to put and end to the warring states period and bring unification to China
What did the Qin and Han dynasties rule through? elaborate bureaucracy
Qin devoted their wealth to the organization of a powerful army with the most effective iron weapons
the first emperor of the Qin Dynasty Qin Shihuangdi
the Qin Dynasty established a ___ tradition of centralized imperial rule
emperor Qin Shihuangdi...-built roads for communication, drafted laborers, and disarmed and destryoed anybody/anything that might rebel or resist against him
-ordered workers to start the great wal
-pointed China in the direction of political and social unity
-ruthless
-had a standardization of chinese script
-he had all these terra cotta warriors burried with him. And he was obsessed with immortality and mercury. His tomb was pretty boss.
under the rule of Shihuangdi... books were burned and people were killed
Shihuangdi died in... 210 BCE
happened after the death of Qin Shihuangdi, in 207 BCE, when rebels overwelmed the Qin court, state buildings were burned and the government officials slaughtered fall of the Qin Dyansty
started the Han dynasty, not charasmatic, but persistant, and a methodical planner Liu Bang
longest and most influential dynasty in China Han daynasty
the emperor that was the main reason for the Han dynasty's success was the long reign of the dynasty's greatest and most energetic ruler Han Wudi
Han Wudi and Qin Shihuangdi were alike, true or false? true
2 major polices pushed by Han Wudi administrative centralization and imperial expansion
_____ established an imperial university that prepared young men for government service Han Wudi, and the university used Confucianism as the basis for their curriculum
Han Wadi never invaded Vietnam and Korea, true or false? false, he invaded both of them
greatest foreign challenge to Han Wudi the Xiongnu, nomadic steppe people who spoke Turkish
most successful leader of the Xiongnu Maodun
erverthing was.... patriarchal
What was very important during the former Han dynasty? Silk, agriculture, and Iron
There were social tensions between the rich and the poor, true or false? TRUE BRO, TRUE!
he totes used the mandate of Heaven, and stole the throne. "socialist emperor" only added to misfortune. peasants ended his dynasty and his life! lolololol Wang Mang
sucked at everything, they didn't address the problem of land distribution Later Han Emperors
Qin state only lasted 14 YEARS
Han dynasty lasted more than 4 centuries
produced a set of distinctive political and cultural traditions that shaped Chinese and neighboring societies over the long term Han China
built a centralized bureaucracy that administered a unified empire Han rulers
Who launched the program to unify the distinct regions into a larger Chinese society? The Qin conquerors

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