AP WH Ch 3 Vocab
208797660 | Virtue | moral excellence or righteousness | 0 | |
208797661 | Mandate of Heaven | will of Heaven that the King represent Heaven, but not as a divine being and only so long as he ruled his people with compassion and efficiency | 1 | |
208797662 | Great Wall of China | fortifications built to protect northern China from nomadic warrior attacks | 2 | |
208797663 | Philosopher | intellectual mind; one who offers ideas/views/theories on some aspect of life | 3 | |
208797664 | Filial Piety | parental respect; honoring mother and father | 4 | |
208797665 | Confucianism | philosophy by Confucius that dictated correct behavior and political/ethical rules to live by | 5 | |
208797666 | Legalism | philosophy that said humans are naturally evil and could only be corrected by strict laws and punishments | 6 | |
208797667 | Bureaucracy | government in which state officials make decisions instead of elected representatives | 7 | |
208797668 | Civil War | war between citizens of the same country; internal conflict | 8 | |
208797669 | Ambassadors | diplomat sent by a country to be its representative in a foreign country | 9 | |
208797670 | Civil Service | government workers who completed exam | 10 | |
208797671 | Daoism | philosophy that focuses on nature and inaction | 11 | |
208797672 | Zhou | longest dynasty from 11th century BC to 256 BC; philosophical, prosperous time under benevolent rule | 12 | |
208797673 | Silk Road | caravan route linking China with eastern Mediterranean that took its name from silk brought west from China | 13 | |
208797674 | Qin | dynasty from 221-206 BC; first united ruling of China; legalists were harsh and strict; started Great Wall of China | 14 | |
208797675 | Caravan | procession of TRADERS and other people that travel together | 15 | |
208797676 | Han | dynasty from 206 BC to AD 220; Confucianism comes back; detailed historical records; developed bureaucracy | 16 | |
208797677 | Confucius | philosopher who weighed heavily on moral values and the laws of human behavior; recorded in the Analects | 17 |