Ancient China
Moism
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by Gina and Tracey
 Here are three beliefs that the Moists
had. First, the Moists believed that everyone was equal. To show
this we used a scale. Second, the Moists questioned authority.
We show this by drawing a scholar, a question mark, and a dragon
representing royalty. Finally,the Moists believed in universal
love. To show love we used people holding hands all over the
world. Those are three beliefs the Moists had.
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by Elizabeth
 Here are three things I have chosen
to tell about the Moists. First of all, the Moists thought that
everyone in the world was good, and did not need to be punished.
Next, they didn't want to be racist, they wanted people to be
equal with each other. Finally, the Moists wanted the world to
be peaceful. So they said everyone needed to treat each other
with respect.
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by Ryann and Melody
 These are three facts that were important
to the Moists. First, Moists believed that universal love was
important. They thought that everyone should love each other,
unlike the Confucianists' five basic relationships. That's why,
on our banner, we put people holding hands around the world.
Next, they believed that peace was very important. They thought
that people should live in peace with each other. That's why,
on our banner, we put two emperors bowing to each other. Last,
they believed in equality. They thought that all people of all
levels of society should be treated with respect. That is why
we put an equal sign for equality, with all different colors
around it on our banner. We think the Moists were very nice people,
and out of the Confucianists, Moists, and Daoists, we would want
to be Moists.
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by Elliott and Anthony
 Here are three things about the Moists.
First, they believed in universal love -- like a kiss on the
planet Earth. Next, they wanted world peace -- like a piece of
the Earth falling off. (Elliot was just kidding!) Last, they
thought people are naturally good, like Adam and Eve. If Adam
hadn't eaten the apple, then people wouldn't sin.
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