Wang Mang: Confucian Success or Failure?
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"Students investigate primary source documents for a biographical perspective and historical context concerning emperor Wang Mang of the Hsin Dynasty. Students critically and creatively examine the reign and eventual demise of Wang Mang through the enactment of a mock trial, determining whether he was a victim of circumstances or a morally corrupt ruler. Ideals for good government and just rulers, as propounded by Confucius and Mencius, are interwoven throughout the text offering students a standard by which to measure Wang Mang. 60 p. Grades 7-12 " (text taken from http://nchs.ucla.edu/World-Era3.html)
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$16.95
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2002
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52
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National Center for History in the Schools
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