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Page 1: 1 Chapter 4 Ancient Chinese Civilization (c. 1500 B.C.–A.D. 589) Test # 1 Mr. C. Dennison Cardinal Hayes HS Bronx. NY.

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Chapter 4Ancient Chinese Civilization

(c. 1500 B.C.–A.D. 589)Test # 1

Mr. C. Dennison

Cardinal Hayes HS

Bronx. NY

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dikes

Earthen walls built along a river to protect from floods.

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loess

• fertile yellow soil.

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bureaucracy

Government organized into different levels and tasks.

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calligraphy

• Chinese art of writing.

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animism

• Belief that spirits inhabit everything.

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dialects

• Variations of a language.

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oracle bones

• Cattle bones or tortoise shells on which Chinese priests would write questions and then interpret answers from the cracks that formed when the bones were heated.

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Zhou • People who overthrew the Shang dynasty of China in 1122 B.C.

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Xia

• Line of kings ruling over a late Neolithic people in the Huang River region of China starting in about 2000 B.C.

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Shang

• Invaders of the Huang River valley who came to power sometime between 1750 B.C. And 1500 B.C. And established the first dynasty in China.

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autocracy

• Government in which the ruler holds absolute power.

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civil service • Centralized system that runs the day-to-day business of government

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leveling

• Policy in which government uses price controls to balance the economic effects of farm surpluses or shortages.

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Qin • Dynasty that came to power in China in 221 B.C., under which the first true empire of China was created.

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flooding• The Chinese built

dikes along the bank of the Huang to protect against ____________,

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Shang The ________ may

have cemented their power by introducing and controlling irrigation and flooding.

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Xi

• The three major rivers of China are the Huang, the Chang, and the ________.

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Mandate of Heaven.• Rebels

overthrowing a dynasty could justify their action by claiming the old dynasty had lost the ____________.

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Xia

• The rulers over the Neolithic people in China were the __________.

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invaders• The Zhou dynasty

fell because of infighting and military ________.

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