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Why was the Huang He River called “China’s Sorrow” even though it provided rich silt on the fields?
a dry, treeless plain.
It was written on bronze pots, stone, and bones.
The floods from the river could destroy villages and towns and killed thousands.
Farmers tried to control the Huang He by building levees.
a line of rulers who belong to the same family.
It was a time of great growth and creativity unequaled by any other time in Chinese history.
The Shang dynasty used symbols to stand for objects or ideas.
The high mountains, huge deserts, and vast plains
What geographic features were barriers to transportation in China’s northern and western regions?
a dry, treeless plain.
It was written on bronze pots, stone, and bones.
The floods from the river could destroy villages and towns and killed thousands.
Farmers tried to control the Huang He by building levees.
a line of rulers who belong to the same family.
It was a time of great growth and creativity unequaled by any other time in Chinese history.
The Shang dynasty used symbols to stand for objects or ideas.
The high mountains, huge deserts, and vast plains
How was some of the writing from the Shang dynasty able to survive so long?
a dry, treeless plain.
It was written on bronze pots, stone, and bones.
The floods from the river could destroy villages and towns and killed thousands.
Farmers tried to control the Huang He by building levees.
a line of rulers who belong to the same family.
It was a time of great growth and creativity unequaled by any other time in Chinese history.
The Shang dynasty used symbols to stand for objects or ideas.
The high mountains, huge deserts, and vast plains
What did the people of the Shang dynasty use in their writing for objects or ideas?
a dry, treeless plain.
It was written on bronze pots, stone, and bones.
The floods from the river could destroy villages and towns and killed thousands.
Farmers tried to control the Huang He by building levees.
a line of rulers who belong to the same family.
It was a time of great growth and creativity unequaled by any other time in Chinese history.
The Shang dynasty used symbols to stand for objects or ideas.
The high mountains, huge deserts, and vast plains
What is a dynasty?
a dry, treeless plain.
It was written on bronze pots, stone, and bones.
The floods from the river could destroy villages and towns and killed thousands.
Farmers tried to control the Huang He by building levees.
a line of rulers who belong to the same family.
It was a time of great growth and creativity unequaled by any other time in Chinese history.
The Shang dynasty used symbols to stand for objects or ideas.
The high mountains, huge deserts, and vast plains
Why has the Zhou dynasty called China’s Classic Age?
a dry, treeless plain.
It was written on bronze pots, stone, and bones.
The floods from the river could destroy villages and towns and killed thousands.
Farmers tried to control the Huang He by building levees.
a line of rulers who belong to the same family.
It was a time of great growth and creativity unequaled by any other time in Chinese history.
The Shang dynasty used symbols to stand for objects or ideas.
The high mountains, huge deserts, and vast plains
What are steppes?
a dry, treeless plain.
It was written on bronze pots, stone, and bones.
The floods from the river could destroy villages and towns and killed thousands.
Farmers tried to control the Huang He by building levees.
a line of rulers who belong to the same family.
It was a time of great growth and creativity unequaled by any other time in Chinese history.
The Shang dynasty used symbols to stand for objects or ideas.
The high mountains, huge deserts, and vast plains
How did the farmers try to control the Huang He?
a dry, treeless plain.
It was written on bronze pots, stone, and bones.
The floods from the river could destroy villages and towns and killed thousands.
Farmers tried to control the Huang He by building levees.
a line of rulers who belong to the same family.
It was a time of great growth and creativity unequaled by any other time in Chinese history.
The Shang dynasty used symbols to stand for objects or ideas.
The high mountains, huge deserts, and vast plains
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