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:

built magnificent palaces in the city to demonstrate his power

forced thousands of China’s farmers to relocate to the capital so he could keep an eye on them

divided his empire into 36 areas governed by officials he himself had selected

punished anyone who disagreed with or criticized him

put to death hundreds of Legalist scholars

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

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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
chariots		6000
soldiers		600
horses		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.

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 _____.

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 _____.

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.

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 _____.

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 _____.

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.