Across
- 2. = A Chinese philosopher whose teachings emphasized order, respect, and moral behavior in society and government (Alabama: impact of philosophical traditions)
- 9. = A system of government in which trained officials carry out the policies of the ruler (Alabama: organization of government systems)
- 11. = An organized resistance or uprising against a ruler or government, often due to poor leadership (Alabama: causes of political change)
- 12. = A major Chinese dynasty known for long-lasting stability, expansion, and use of Confucian principles in government (Alabama: influence of belief systems on government)
- 14. = The idea that a ruler’s authority is granted by divine approval and can be taken away if they rule poorly (Alabama: origins of government authority)
- 15. = A philosophy that stresses strict laws and harsh punishments to maintain order (Alabama: comparison of political philosophies)
Down
- 1. = The dynasty that first unified China and established a centralized government with strict laws (Alabama: development of centralized states)
- 3. = A repeating pattern, such as the rise, decline, and replacement of dynasties in Chinese history (Alabama: patterns of historical change)
- 4. = Relating to the respect, obedience, and duty children owe to their parents in Confucian society (Alabama: cultural values and social structure)
- 5. = The supreme ruler of China who held political and often religious authority (Alabama: roles of leaders in government systems)
- 6. = Educated individuals who studied Confucian teachings and often served as government officials (Alabama: role of education in governance)
- 7. = A line of rulers from the same family that maintains control of a region over time (Alabama: political systems and continuity of power)
- 8. = A quality of showing deep respect and devotion, especially within family relationships (Alabama: social relationships and cultural expectations)
- 10. = To bring different regions or groups together under one government or rule (Alabama: formation of large empires)
- 13. = In Chinese belief, a higher power that determines whether a ruler has the right to govern (Alabama: belief systems and legitimacy of rule)