Post-Classical China

2. A Chinese philosophy that stresses harmony with nature and living a balanced life.
4. Artistic images created with brush and ink, also one of China’s “Three Perfections.”
7. A ___________-exam was used in ancient China to select qualified government officials.
10. A Chinese dynasty known for technological advances, trade growth, and increased literacy.
12. A massive wall built in ancient China to protect against invasions from Mongols.
13. A printing technology using reusable letters or words to print books and documents more efficiently.
15. A valuable fabric produced in China and traded along the Silk Road.
16. A strong, durable ceramic material used to make pottery and traded widely by China.
18. The ability to read and write.
19. A large empire established under the leadership of Genghis Khan.
20. The founder and first ruler of the Mongol Empire.
21. A highly educated government worker who passed civil service exams in ancient China.

1. A Chinese philosophy that teaches morality, respect, virtue, and proper behavior.
3. An economic system where people use money or currency to buy and sell goods.
5. A ruling family that controls a country over a long period of time.
6. A religion and philosophy that began in India and later spread to China.
8. A navigation tool that uses directions to help travelers and sailors find their way.
9. The growth and expansion of cities as more people move into them.
11. A form of literary art and one of China’s “Three Perfections.”
14. Decorative and artistic handwriting considered one of China’s “Three Perfections.”
17. The title used for a ruler or leader of the Mongol Empire.
19. A system in which people are chosen for jobs based on ability and talent rather than wealth or social class.