5.4_Achievements of Ancient China.ppt
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The document discusses achievements of Ancient China, including the Silk Road, an ancient trade route between China and Europe that allowed the exchange of goods over 4000 miles. Traders would pass goods from one to the next along the route. Silk was a valuable cloth originally made only in China. The Han Dynasty also saw advances in farming techniques, medicine such as acupuncture, and technology including the compass, wheelbarrow, and papermaking from tree bark and old rags.
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- 1. Achievements of Ancient China Chapter 5, Section 4 OMS Coach Parrish
- 2. Silk Road Silk Road – ancient trade route between China and Europe. The Silk Road opened trade from China all the way to the Mediterranean Sea. The Silk Road allowed both sides to experience new goods. It ran for over 4000 miles through mountains and deserts.
- 3. Route for Goods Typically travelers passed goods from one trader to the next as they went. The further they went, the more expensive the goods. The Silk Road got its name from silk – valuable cloth originally made only in China. Han Dynasty farmers developed new methods for raising silkworms and workers could dye the silk and weave it into clothing. The penalty for revealing this secret was death.
- 4. Tradition and Learning Traditional Chinese ideas flourished during the Han Dynasty. Confucianism and Buddhism were both worshipped. Confucianism was used as a test for the members of civil service. Sima Qian – spent his life working on writing the history of ancient China. His work is called “Historical Records.”
- 5. Han Technology During the Han Dynasty, ancient China became the most advanced civilization in the world. The Chinese made advances in farming and farming tools. They also invented paper. In medicine, acupuncture was invented. Also, the Chinese discovered the circulatory system. In technology, they invented an iron plow, rudder for steering ships, the seismoscope for detecting earthquakes, a compass, and a wheelbarrow for hauling goods.
- 6. Invention of Paper Chinese first used wooden scrolls and bones to keep records. Later they wrote on silk. Then, around 105 AD, the Chinese invented paper. They made the paper from tree bark, hemp, and old rags. The materials were soaked in water, beaten into a pulp, and dried flat on screens.
- 7. China Past to Present