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Han Emperors in China

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Beneath the peasants in the Social Structure, were the Artisans and _____.
The invention of _____ in AD 105 made books more available to the people of China, since they didn't have to use silk or wood to write on.
A _____ occurs when a group has exclusive control over the production and distribution of certain goods.
In China's social hierarchy, nobles, scholars, and state officials all assisted the _____ and Governors appointed by the emperor.
Sima Qian is known as the Grand _____ because he did a lot of work in compiling a history of China from the ancient dynasties; he visited the historical sites, interviewed people, and examined artifacts and official records.
Many people who wanted to work for the government studied _____ to learn respect, diligence, kindness, generosity, and truthfulness.
To unify the empire, the Chinese government encouraged _____, which is the process of making conquered people part of Chinese culture.
Reporting to Liu Bang's central government were hundreds of local provincials called _____ .
During the Han Dynasty, many emperors made their _____ the empress...this made many women of the palace compete fiercely for the emperor's attention.
Shi Huangdi established a _____ government, in which a central authority controls the running of a state.
The Xiongnu were fierce _____ known for their deadly archery skills and raids on horseback.
In the middle of the Chinese Social structure were the _____; they produced the food the empire needed.
Most women in ancient China were taught to devote themselves to their _____, with duties at home and work on the family farm.
In addition to taxes, the peasants owed the government a month's worth of labor or _____ service every year; this is how roads, canals, and the Great Wall were built.
As an item for trade, _____ was a luxurious cloth produced with secret techniques.
Ban Zhao is a historian that wrote a famous guide called Lessons for _____; this book taught women to be humble and obedient but also industrious.
At the top of the Chinese society was the _____; it was believed that he had divine authority and created either peace or destruction with his use of power.
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To promote assimilation, the government sent Chinese farmers to settled newly acquired colonized areas and encouraged them to _____ locals people.
Near the bottom of the Chinese social structure were the people who guarded the empire's frontiers; they were known as _____ .
During Wudi's _____ , they colonized areas northeast to places now known as Manchuria and Korea and south to present-day Vietnam.
The word _____ means the buying and selling of goods.
_____ fought against Xiang Yu and declared himself the first emperor of the Han Dynasty.
Under Shi Huangdi, the _____ Dynasty had unified China; he created a strong central government by conquering rival kings.
The Chinese government had monopolies on the mining of salt, the forging of iron, the minting of _____, and the brewing of alcohol.
The bureaucracy in Wudi's government included many different types of _____ _____ jobs; these were government jobs that civilians obtained by taking examinations.
The collar harness for _____ was a great invention from China; it allowed the animals to pull much heavier loads than before.
The definite bottom of the Chinese society were the _____, who were usually captured people.
Emperor Wudi, the great-grandson of Liu Bang, ruled for over 50 years; he was known as the _____ Emperor because he expanded China through war.
The Han _____ ruled China for more than 400 years.
According to the Records of the Grand Historian, the Xiongnu defeated the king of the Yuezhi people and turned his _____ into a cup.
The _____ Dynasty expanded China's borders and developed a system of government that lasted for centuries.
_____ Lu ruled after Liu Bang; she made her infant sons emperors, but she was actually in control.
Many traders on the Silk Road traveled in _____ Caravans; they used these animals to carry heavy loads of valuable goods.
The Chinese made a more efficient plow that had two _____.
Liu Bang tried to win popular support; he lowered _____ and softened the harsh punishments of leaders before him.
The Romans traded a pound of _____ for a pound of Chinese silk.