In class Quiz 1 - Econ

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Shang Dynasty

FIRST DYNASTY Oracle bones used for divination

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Zhou Dynasty

SECOND Longest-lasting dynasty,
Mandate of Heaven, Confucianism, and Daoism

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Qin (221–206 BCE)

THIRD Founding emperor, Qin Shi Huang, who ordered the construction of an enormous
mausoleum guarded by a Terracotta Army
o Other massive construction projects, including many parts of the Great Wall

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Han (202 BCE–220 CE)

FOUR Early form of meritocratic bureaucracy, Silk Roads established, Important inventions, including paper, the compass, and the rudder

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Sui (581-618 CE)

FIVE Built the Grand Canal and expanded the Great Wall

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Tang (618–907 CE)

SIX Developed woodblock printing; Developed precursor of paper money called feiqian or “flying money”; Perfected examination-based meritocratic bureaucracy

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Song (960–1279 CE)

SEVEN First paper currency, called jiaozi,

-Champa rice
-Joint-stock companies
- First formula for gunpowder is recorded
- Invention of movable type printing

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Yuan (1271–1368 CE)

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- Established by Kublai Khan
- Excessive government spending leads to high taxes and inflation
- Examination system discontinued

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Ming (1368–1644 CE)

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- Zheng He—early 1400s
- Government bans private trade with foreign nations
- Low taxes cause government to be chronically underfunded
- Arrival of European merchants brings new crops and silver from South America

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Qing (1644–1912 CE)

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- Enormous population growth due to new crops such as the potato
- Canton system
- British opium smuggling

-First and Second Opium Wars
- British victories in both Opium Wars force China to allow more British commercial
access to Chinese markets
- Taiping Rebellion causes the deaths of over 20 million people