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Title: Shang


1
Shang
  • By
  • Kim Cox Lauren Devine
  • Rachel Mathison Amanda Boyd
  • Megan Lam Mary Hawaz
  • Zach Kincaid

2
Oracle Bones
  • Oracle Bones were used for answering questions
    that the ruler had.
  • Priests scratched in questions and interpreted
    the answers.

3
Ideology
  • The ancient symbols that were used for writing.
  • There were 3,000 symbols.

4
Yellow River
  • The Yellow River is 2,903 miles long.
  • The Yellow River is in North Eastern China.

5
Bronze
  • They used bronze for vessels, weapons, chariot
    fixtures.
  • 10,000 bronze vessels still survive.
  • They used the method of casting.

6
Shang Dynasty
  • From 1766 BCE - 1027 BCE the Shang Dynasty ruled.
  • Zhou conquered Shang in the 11th century.

7
Mandate of Heaven
  • The Mandate of Heaven was used through other
    dynasties also
  • Supernatural is kept order in the Shang dynasty

8
Theocracy and Polytheism
  • Theocracy
  • A form of government in which God or a deity
    is recognized as the supreme civil ruler, the
    God's or deity's laws being interpreted by the
    ecclesiastical authorities.
  • Polytheism
  • The doctrine of or belief in more than one god
    or in many gods.

9
Quiz
  • What are ideographs?
  • a. Graphs of crop growth
  • b. Weapons they used in war
  • c. Symbols used for writing
  • What was the capital of Shang?
  • Anyang
  • Shang
  • Beijing
  • How long is the Yellow River?
  • 1,400 miles
  • 2,903 miles
  • 2,550 miles

10
Work Cited
  • John, M.S. (1989) The Land and People of China.
    New York, NY Lippincott Junior Books
  • China(2006). Encyclopedia Americana (31st ed.,
    Vol. 6).Danbury, CN Scholastic Library
    Publishing, Inc
  • Shang or Yin dynasty. (n.d.). Crystal Reference
    Encyclopedia. Retrieved September 17, 2007, from
    Reference.com website http//www.reference.com/br
    owse/crystal/29044
  • Spielvogel, J.J. (2005). World History. New York,
    NY Glencoe
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