*vaccine – *The Chinese developed ways to fight ________________ disease. When a person died of infectious disease, they burned a chemical that gave off a ____________________ smoke. The smoke was actually a type of __________ which killed germs. *A Chinese monk recommended ___________ the clothes of sick people. The hot temperature ___________ many germs. *In the 10th century, the Chinese learned how to ____________ people against smallpox. Chinese doctors took a small patch of a _____________ from an infected person and made it into a powder. The powder was inserted into the _______ of the person to immunize. Name_____________________________ Class Period_____________________________ Eng Social Studies – Guide for Chapter 19 Contacts with the Outside World – China’s Goal: To understand the reasoning behind and implications of policies on China’s foreign contact. 19.1 Introduction *Welcoming foreign contact brought great ____________ exchange as new ideas and products flowed in and out of China. *The monk, Xuan Zang, traveled to India and brought back thousands of ________________ scriptures. ________________ became a popular religion in China. *Many Chinese, however, ______________ foreign influence.
*vaccine – *The Chinese developed ways to fight ________________ disease. When a person died of infectious disease, they burned a chemical that gave off a ____________________ smoke. The smoke was actually a type of __________ which killed germs. *A Chinese monk recommended ___________ the clothes of sick people. The hot temperature ___________ many germs. *In the 10th century, the Chinese learned how to ____________ people against smallpox. Chinese doctors took a small patch of a _____________ from an infected person and made it into a powder. The powder was inserted into the _______ of the person to immunize. Name_____________________________ Class Period_____________________________ Eng – Social Studies Guide for Chapter 19 – China’s Contacts with the Outside World Goal: To understand the reasoning behind and implications of China’s policies on foreign contact. 19.1 Introduction *Welcoming foreign contact brought great ____________ exchange as new ideas and products flowed in and out of China. *The monk, Xuan Zang, traveled to India and brought back thousands of ________________ scriptures. ________________ became a popular religion in China. *Many Chinese, however, ______________ foreign influence.
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