Question | Answer |
5000-3000 B.C.E | Yangshao society |
2200-1766 B.C.E. | The Xia dynasty |
1766-1122 B.C.E. | The Shang dynasty |
1122-256 B.C.E. | The Zhou dynasty |
(403-221 B.C.E.) | The Warring States |
2200 B.C.E. | Legendary King Yu, the dynasty founder, a hero of flood control |
The Xia dynasty politics | control over religion |
The Xia dynasty environment | They use there yellow river as agriculture |
The Xia dynasty religion | Mandate of heaven, the right to rule |
The Xia dynasty art | fine pottery, palace, flood projects |
The Xia dynasty technology | bronze and bone tools |
The Xia dynasty economy | agriculture trades with nomadic people |
The Xia dynasty society | social classes |
The Shang dynasty politics | militaries forces and rules in small towns |
The Shang dynasty environment | Use yellow river as agriculture |
The Shang dynasty religion | Buried kings with valuable things and next to friends |
The Shang dynasty art | royal palaces, walls, residents and tombs |
The Shang dynasty technology | bronze tools, chariot and system of writing |
The Shang dynasty economy | trades and crafts |
The Shang dynasty society | created there societies base on cities next to rivers that created agriculture |
The Zhou dynasty politics | They didn't have law codes in there society only rulers have the rules fair for them |
The Zhou dynasty environment | agriculture next to river |
The Zhou dynasty religion | Mandate of heaven, the right to rule |
The Zhou dynasty art | tombs and projects of floods |
The Zhou dynasty technology | tools of bronze |
The Zhou dynasty economy | trades |
The Zhou dynasty society | social class |
The Yellow River | The Yellow River or Huang He is the third-longest river in Asia |
The Yangtze River | The Yangtze River, known in China as the Chang Jiang or the Yangzi, is the longest river in Asia and the third-longest in the world |
Secular | No believes in a god( No Religion ) |
Scribes | A person that writes documents of life and history |
Mariners | People that travels throughout sea |