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Welcome to "Learning in the Past." This blog contains historical information studied at the 8th grade level in Alabama. The title, "Learning in the Past," suggests that we not only hope to learn about the past, but we also hope to learn from the past (plus, some other blog names were already taken). Again, welcome and thanks for joining us on our journey.

Monday, March 5, 2012

Answers to China in the Middle Ages Study Guide

1.      Genghis Khan
2.      Ming dynasty
3.      Koryo
4.      Southeast Asia and India
5.      Helped ships sail farther from land
6.      The Forbidden City
7.      Students preparing for civil service examinations
8.      Chinese
9.      Being fierce warriors
10.  Zheng He
11.  Countryside was at peace, better form of rice, the Tang gave land to farmers
12.  Cuts on blocks of wood
13.  Nature
14.  They brought new ideas to China, cost too much, made merchants rich
15.  Jesuits
16.  Marco Polo
17.  Iron could be melted to make steel
18.  Silk, porcelain, tea
19.  Yuan dynasty
20.  During the 1300s
21.  Landscapes
22.  New roads and waterways
23.  To accurately collect taxes
24.  Vases, plates, cups, saucers, etc.
25.  Sui dynasty
26.  Monastery
27.  Changan
28.  Confucious
29.  Yangdi
30.  Song dynasty
31.  Sui dynasty
32.  Novels
33.  Zhu Yuanshang
34.  Porcelain
35.  Marco Polo
36.  Diamond Sutra
37.  Jesuits
38.  Fire lance
39.  Economy
40.  calligraphy

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