Jeopardy Vocab 1 Vocab 2 Social Ladder Confucius



























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Jeopardy Vocab 1 Vocab 2 Social Ladder Confucius Dynastic Cycle $100 $100 $200 $200 $300 $300 $400 $400 $500 $500 Final Jeopardy

1 - $100 n The _____is a set of jobs carried out by people working for the government. n Civil service

1 - $200 n A _____ is a family of rulers. n Dynasty

1 - $300 n Not to be confused with the silt of Egypt, _____ is a yellow and brownish soil that is extremely fertile. n Loess

1 - $400 n Loess is found in abundance along the river banks in this part of China. n North China Plain

1 - $500 n A(n) ___________ are several generations of closely related people. n Extended family

2 - $100 n This is the nickname given to the Huang He river. n China’s Sorrow

2 - $200 n The Shang class on China’s social ladder had many of these. This is the name given to people who buy and sell goods that they may not produce. n Merchant

2 - $300 n This is a system of beliefs or values. Confucius and Lao Tzu each had a different one. n Philosophy

2 - $400 n This is the only river in China deep enough for cargo ships to travel through. n Chang Jiang

2 - $500 n What does the term famine mean? n A time period of extreme hunger or lack of food.

3 - $100 n What was the most important factor in determining one’s place on the social ladder in ancient China? n Contribution or importance to society based on respect

3 - $200 n The part of the social ladder made up of artisans and craftsman is the n Gong.

3 - $300 n This part of the social ladder was considered to be very important, because they were in charge of feeding the civilization. n The Nong

3 - $400 n People who worked in this social class were part of the government, not as laborers in the civil service, but as executives planning large projects, collecting taxes, and keeping records. n The Shi

3 - $500 n List the 5 social ladder levels in order from top to bottom n King, Shi, Nong, Gong, Shang

4 - $100 n True or False: Confucius believed that everyone should only honor and respect people that are older. n False – respect those above and below you in society and age

4 - $200 n True or False: The philosophy of Confucius led the government to require men to pass an exam to enter the civil service. n True – this helped ensure that intelligent people made governmental decisions

4 - $300 n Please explain the education of Confucius himself. n He was self-taught.

4 - $400 n According to Confucius, what was the most important quality a student can have? n Eagerness or wanting to learn

4 - $500 n Confucius believed that the two most important qualities of a family and society were ______ and ______. n Loyalty and respect.

5 - $100 n This belief stated that the ruler of China was granted the right to rule by Heaven. n Mandate of Heaven

5 - $200 n What is the main reason that led to the fall of a dynasty. n The ruler gets lazy/stops doing the hard work of leading an empire.

5 - $300 n At what point does the dynastic cycle start and end? n There is not starting or ending point; round and round it goes, where it stops, no one knows!

5 - $400 n Name three things the new ruler does during the new dynasty beginning its rule that makes the people happy. n Any three – making reforms, electing officials, giving land away, economic growth, building projects, etc.

5 - $500 n Name all five parts on the dynastic cycle in their order. You may start with any one. n A period of violence, a new dynasty rises, the new dynasty rules, the dynasty weakens, the dynasty falls (any starting point, but must be this order!)

Final Jeopardy n What color(s) are on China’s flag today? n Red and yellow
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