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Core Knowledge Ancient China Chapter 2

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    Chapter 2
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  • What is a desert?
    very dry land. Deserts are usually very hot.
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  • What are plains?
    Large areas of flat land, often without trees or other plants
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  • What is silt?
    Dirt that includes windblown dust that makes the river look like thick, yellow soup.
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  • What kinds of land would you see if you traveled across China?
    If you traveled across China, you would see flat plains, rich farmland, high mountains, and hot deserts
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  • Why is the Huang He yellow?
    The Huang He is yellow because the river water is mixed with silt.
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  • What are crops?
    plants that are grown by farmers to be used as food or sold
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  • How was the flooding of the Huang He helpful?
    The flooding of the Huang He was helpful because it brought silt that helped crops grow.
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  • Why do you think too much floodwater would be a bad thing?
    Answers may vary but should include that too much flooding would destroy the crops, as well as people’s homes.
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  • Which river is longer, the Huang He or the Yangtze? Explain how you know.
    The Yangtze River is longer than the Huang He
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  • What are civilizations?
    are groups of people who have similar beliefs, laws, language, ways of living, and usually a system of writing.
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  • What is a population?
    means the number of people living in a place.
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  • What is a archaeologists?
    Are experts in the study of ancient people and remaining objects from the time period.
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  • What are Kingdoms?
    places ruled by a king or queen.
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  • Where did ancient Chinese civilization first develop?
    Ancient Chinese civilization first grew along the Huang He
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  • How do archaeologists learn about ancient China?
    Archaeologists learn about ancient China by digging up objects from the past
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  • How did China’s rivers and Grand Canal help people living in ancient China?
    for transporting or carrying food or important people to the cities throughout all of ancient China.
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