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- 3. Chinese Statesman in the Zhao Dynasty who taught respect for ones elders, civil service and the "golden rule". Led to a philosophy followed in China in many later dynasties after his own.
- 5. very strict and controlling government philosophy of the Qin Dynasty. Influenced actions by later Chinese governments to gain influence and power in modern history
- 7. respect for ones elders in ones family and society shown through service
- 8. Qin Emperor's tomb was guarded by these 8000 pottery soldiers which represented his great army that united China and made him, Shi Huangdi, the 1st emperor of China
- 9. this invention allowed the Chinese to fire the first rockets in human history and changed warfare forever after it was traded around the world
- 11. Chinese religion incorporating the "Yin Yang" symbol which believed in spiritual harmony and "going with the flow". Created by Lao Tzu
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- 1. name of the river where the earliest Chinese Civilizations began after the Neolithic Revolution. Also known as the Yellow River due to the color of the silt on the riverbed
- 2. The flow of order of ruling families in Chinese authority. All dynasties rise and improve reaching a golden age and then begin to collapse and eventually fall, being replaced by a new ruling dynasty
- 4. this insect became one of the most valuable in the world and a serious crime to steal due to its ability to make expensive thread for fabrics and clothes
- 6. built over the years by many different dynasties, this architectural feat served as defenses from invaders to China
- 10. Given to the Emperor from the Gods meaning that the ruling family of China has their blessing and authority to rule