Twelfth graders survey the sweep of Chinese history — 秦 (Qin, first empire), 汉 (Han), 唐 (Tang, golden age), 宋 (Song), 清 (Qing, the last dynasty) — and put the great dynasties in chronological order.
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China has one of the world’s longest histories — ruled by great dynasties (朝代). Can you put them in order?
Project this and have students put the great Chinese dynasties in chronological order.
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China is ruled through great dynasties — can you order them?
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Aligned to the ACTFL World-Readiness Standards for Learning Languages (Advanced).
Explore Chinese history.
Explore historical eras.
Connect to world history.
Interpretive: read dynasty names.
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Have students name the first and last Chinese dynasties in order (秦 → 清). A printable dynasties sheet is in the World Languages library.
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