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dynastic cycle & mandate of heaven (unit 2 vocabulary sheet & dynastic cycle worksheet in folders)
part 1
directions: define the two terms in the table below.
dynastic cycle: a repeating historical pattern in ancient china where dynasties rise, rule, decline, and are overthrown.
mandate of heaven: a chinese ideological principle that granted rulers di
part 2
directions: match each scenario below with the correct stage of the dynastic cycle.

  • new leaders appear to fight old rulers
  • building projects
  • natural disasters
  • military conquest
  • conquest of neighbors
  • rebellions breakout
  • economic turmoil and poverty
  • new approaches to government
  • arts/sciences advance
  • farming increases
  • invasions begin
  • strong regional leaders
  • weak government
  • trade expands

Explanation:

Brief Explanations

Part 1:

  • The Mandate of Heaven definition is completed to reflect its full meaning: it was a Chinese ideological principle that granted rulers divine, legitimate authority to rule, and also held that rulers could lose this mandate if they ruled unjustly (shown by crises like disasters or unrest), justifying their overthrow.
  • The Dynastic Cycle definition is already complete and accurate.

Part 2:

First, we categorize the scenarios into the standard 4 stages of the Chinese Dynastic Cycle:

  1. Rise of a New Dynasty: The stage where a new power takes control after overthrowing a failed old dynasty.
  2. Golden Age: The peak period of a dynasty's stability, prosperity, and achievement.
  3. Decline: The slow weakening of the dynasty's power and stability.
  4. Fall of the Dynasty: The final collapse leading to the end of the dynasty.

Answer:

Part 1

TermDefinition
Mandate of HeavenA Chinese ideological principle that granted rulers divine, legitimate authority to rule; rulers could lose this mandate if they governed unjustly, which was seen as a sign for their overthrow.

Part 2

Rise of a New Dynasty
  • New leaders appear to fight old rulers
  • Military conquest
Golden Age
  • New approaches to government
  • Building projects
  • Arts/sciences advance
  • Farming increases
  • Conquest of neighbors
  • Trade expands
Decline
  • Weak government
  • Invasions begin
  • Economic turmoil and poverty
Fall of the Dynasty
  • Natural disasters
  • Rebellions breakout
  • Strong regional leaders