Social Studies Final CONSEPTS!!! 💩💩 Flashcards
When bad things happened, such as uprisings or natural disasters, what did the Zhou believe that these events might signal?
They believe the ruler lost the Mandate of Heaven
What was the cost of the Zhou king surviving the rebellion?
The cost was that he was weak because he was too reliant on the nobles during the rebellion
Why did the Zhou Dynasty gain power over the Shang?
This was because the shit with used to fight because they thought that their king was corrupt
By practicing ancestor worship, what did the Chinese believe their ancestors would do in return?
They believe that their ancestors would grant them protection and guidance
What were some characteristics of a Legalist government?
The ruler set strict punishments for little crimes so then that would lead to people not wanting to do bigger crimes
How did Shi Huangdi organize his government?
He did this by standing rising or setting rules that make things more similar
How did the lessons taught by Confucius live on after his death?
This happened by his students/disciples, making a book of his teachings that is used today
What caused Confucius to formulate strong opinions about government and society?
Confucius formulated his ideas based off the problems that he saw as being poor and having a low life government. He witnessed firsthand corruption, bribery, and unfair treatment and judgement
According to Confucius, what would improve society?
they can be achieved by returning to traditional values and rolls sit by the early Zelle through five specific relationships
What were some challenges to building the “Great Wall?”
Some negatives were that people were dieting during the process of the build and that some people still come in from the Great Wall which means it wasn’t super affective
Why was Shi Huangdi more concerned about the actions of the nobles?
He was concerned that the nobles could take power over the king. * Nobles had a good chance of gaining power from the king
How did Shi Hunagdi try to censor the Chinese people?
By trying to control their thoughts and actions of the people
The story of the Trojan War became part of the Greek identity? What values did it instill in the Greek people?
Courage, bravery, honor, strength
How was a sense of independence developed amongst the Greek city-states?
Physical barriers (mountain ranges and narrow valleys)
How was the story of the Trojan War passed onto future generations? Why?
Word of mouth because nobody knew how to read or write during the dark age