Exam 11: Shang China
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Briefly describe the events that occurred after the end of the Shang Dynasty. When did China become an Empire? When did it cease to be an Empire?
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The beginning of Shang China is usually designated as ________________________.
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Oracle bones were often large bovid scapulae. What other animal part was used for this ritual process?
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Qin Shi Huang was the founder of the ________________ Dynasty in 221 BC.
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Erlitou featured a 2000-piece turquoise and jade mosaic of a __________________.
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Residue analyses of pottery from Jiahu indicated the production of what beverage?
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What do the details of the adult male buried at Xishuipo reveal about social divisions in Yangshao Culture? How do you interpret the burial's unusual features?
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Impressions of maize cobs are found on pottery fragments at Xiaohuangshan.
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