Nat Geo Chp 7 Sect 2.1-2.3

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Ying Zheng renamed himself Shi Huangdi, which means "_ _."

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Shi Huangdi established his government based on _____ ideas.

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After Shi Huangdi set up his capital in Xianyangm and established his empire, he:

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How did Shi Huangdi bring order to China?

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Shi Huangdi’s most famous construction project was the _ _ of China, which was probably built by forced labor and funded by high taxes.

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How did Shi Huangdi supposedly die?

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The Great Wall stretched over _____ miles!

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The Great Wall was built because _ _ from Central Asia often swept over the border, destroying farms, villages, and towns.

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The emperor forced hundreds of thousands of _____, or poor farmers, to build his wall.

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Ying Zheng (Shi Huangdi) was ___ years old when he came into power.

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Shi Huangdi was obsessed with his _____.

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Match the numbers found in the massive underground necropolis

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
horses		6000
chariots		600
soldiers		130

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Select the figurines found in Shi Huangdi's necropolis:

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All the figurines were sculpted from _____, or baked earth.

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Originally, the warriors were painted. What happened to the paint?

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What is believed to be in the chamber 1 mile from the warriors?

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Nat Geo Chp 7 Sect 2.1-2.3

Ying Zheng renamed himself Shi Huangdi, which means "_ _."

Shi Huangdi established his government based on _____ ideas.

After Shi Huangdi set up his capital in Xianyangm and established his empire, he:

How did Shi Huangdi bring order to China?

Shi Huangdi’s most famous construction project was the _ _ of China, which was probably built by forced labor and funded by high taxes.

How did Shi Huangdi supposedly die?

The Great Wall stretched over _____ miles!

The Great Wall was built because _ _ from Central Asia often swept over the border, destroying farms, villages, and towns.

The emperor forced hundreds of thousands of _____, or poor farmers, to build his wall.

Ying Zheng (Shi Huangdi) was ___ years old when he came into power.

Shi Huangdi was obsessed with his _____.

Match the numbers found in the massive underground necropolis

Select the figurines found in Shi Huangdi's necropolis:

All the figurines were sculpted from _____, or baked earth.

Originally, the warriors were painted. What happened to the paint?

What is believed to be in the chamber 1 mile from the warriors?

Shi Huangdi's tomb remains _____.

Ying Zheng renamed himself Shi Huangdi, which means "_ _."

Shi Huangdi established his government based on _____ ideas.

After Shi Huangdi set up his capital in Xianyangm and established his empire, he:

How did Shi Huangdi bring order to China?

Shi Huangdi’s most famous construction project was the _ _ of China, which was probably built by forced labor and funded by high taxes.

How did Shi Huangdi supposedly die?

The Great Wall stretched over _____ miles!

The Great Wall was built because _ _ from Central Asia often swept over the border, destroying farms, villages, and towns.

The emperor forced hundreds of thousands of _____, or poor farmers, to build his wall.

He also conscripted soldiers and _____ to perform the backbreaking labor, often in extreme conditions. Many of the laborers died from exhaustion, hunger, and disease.

Ying Zheng (Shi Huangdi) was ___ years old when he came into power.

Shi Huangdi was obsessed with his _____.

Match the numbers found in the massive underground necropolis

Select the figurines found in Shi Huangdi's necropolis:

All the figurines were sculpted from _____, or baked earth.

Originally, the warriors were painted. What happened to the paint?

What is believed to be in the chamber 1 mile from the warriors?

Shi Huangdi's tomb remains _____.

He also conscripted soldiers and _____ to perform the backbreaking labor, often in extreme conditions. Many of the laborers died from exhaustion, hunger, and disease.

Nat Geo Chp 7 Sect 2.1-2.3

Nat Geo Chp 7 Sect 2.1-2.3

Ying Zheng renamed himself Shi Huangdi, which means "_____ _____."

Shi Huangdi established his government based on _____ ideas.

After Shi Huangdi set up his capital in Xianyangm and established his empire, he:

How did Shi Huangdi bring order to China?

Shi Huangdi’s most famous construction project was the _____ _____ of China, which was probably built by forced labor and funded by high taxes.

How did Shi Huangdi supposedly die?

The Great Wall stretched over _____ miles!

The Great Wall was built because _____ _____ from Central Asia often swept over the border, destroying farms, villages, and towns.

The emperor forced hundreds of thousands of _____, or poor farmers, to build his wall.

Ying Zheng (Shi Huangdi) was ___ years old when he came into power.

Shi Huangdi was obsessed with his _____.

Match the numbers found in the massive underground necropolis

Select the figurines found in Shi Huangdi's necropolis:

All the figurines were sculpted from _____, or baked earth.

Originally, the warriors were painted. What happened to the paint?

What is believed to be in the chamber 1 mile from the warriors?

Shi Huangdi's tomb remains _____.

Ying Zheng renamed himself Shi Huangdi, which means "_____ _____."

Shi Huangdi established his government based on _____ ideas.

After Shi Huangdi set up his capital in Xianyangm and established his empire, he:

How did Shi Huangdi bring order to China?

Shi Huangdi’s most famous construction project was the _____ _____ of China, which was probably built by forced labor and funded by high taxes.

How did Shi Huangdi supposedly die?

The Great Wall stretched over _____ miles!

The Great Wall was built because _____ _____ from Central Asia often swept over the border, destroying farms, villages, and towns.

The emperor forced hundreds of thousands of _____, or poor farmers, to build his wall.

He also conscripted soldiers and _____ to perform the backbreaking labor, often in extreme conditions. Many of the laborers died from exhaustion, hunger, and disease.

Ying Zheng (Shi Huangdi) was ___ years old when he came into power.

Shi Huangdi was obsessed with his _____.

Match the numbers found in the massive underground necropolis

Select the figurines found in Shi Huangdi's necropolis:

All the figurines were sculpted from _____, or baked earth.

Originally, the warriors were painted. What happened to the paint?

What is believed to be in the chamber 1 mile from the warriors?

Shi Huangdi's tomb remains _____.

He also conscripted soldiers and _____ to perform the backbreaking labor, often in extreme conditions. Many of the laborers died from exhaustion, hunger, and disease.

Ying Zheng renamed himself Shi Huangdi, which means "_ _."

Shi Huangdi’s most famous construction project was the _ _ of China, which was probably built by forced labor and funded by high taxes.

The Great Wall was built because _ _ from Central Asia often swept over the border, destroying farms, villages, and towns.

Ying Zheng renamed himself Shi Huangdi, which means "_ _."

Shi Huangdi’s most famous construction project was the _ _ of China, which was probably built by forced labor and funded by high taxes.

The Great Wall was built because _ _ from Central Asia often swept over the border, destroying farms, villages, and towns.