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Qin Dynasty Contributions and Major Events:

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Qin Dynasty Contributions and Major Events:

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- Feudal states were replaced with 36 military districts
- Harsh laws and punishments were made
- Great Wall of China was built

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The decline of the Han dynasty started as the dynasty aged. New emperors couldn't control military leaders and they let the roads and canals fall to rubble. Peasants revolted over their high debts and taxes leaving the the villages empty because the peasants fled to the mountains. The last Han emperor was overthrown in A.D. 220, by angry warlords after 400 years of unity. Now China split into many kingdoms, making China more disordered.

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-Shi Huangdi died and the Dynasty fell into chaos
-There was anger and rage due to heavy taxes, forced labor and cruel policies
-The dynasty officially collapsed in 206 B.C.
-The Han Dynasty and Gao Zu took over

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-Shi Hauagdi
-Wanted to unite China
-20 years of conquering states
- was a harsh ruler but ushered China's classical age
-Centralized power with the help of legalistic  advisers

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As the Han Dynasty aged, signs of decay appeared. Court intrigues underminded emperors who could no longer handle the power of controlling a dynasty. Weak emperors let canals and roads fall into critical condition. Burdened by mountains of taxes, peasants revolted, and the Han Dynasty was over. Warlords became too powerful for emperors, and the peasants revolted. They overthrew the last Han Emperor in 220 to end the Han Dynasty.

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He ruled from about 141 B.C. to 87 B.C.

Took china to new heights.

He picked officials from Confucian.

Strengthened government and economy

He reorganized finances and imposed a government monopoly

He followed a policy of expansionism

He improved  the economy by improving the roads and canals

He had granaries set up across the empire so the government could buy grain when it was abundant and sell it at stable prices when it was scarce

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Han Dynasty Major Events and Contributions

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Han Dynasty Major Events and Contributions

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-One of the golden ages of the Chinese civilizations
-The Silk Road, a network of trade routes , was created during the Han Dynasty.  The trade route connected China and the West.
-Han emperors created a civil service system where officials in the government have to win their positions by merit, instead of family ties
-Cai Lun invented a method for making paper out of wood pulp
-Inventions included, bronze and iron stirrups, fishing reels, wheelbarrows, and suspension bridges
-Doctors adopted the use of acupuncture
- Han astronomers improved earlier calendars and invented better time keeping devises

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Emperor Wudi controlled China from 141 B.C. to 87 B.C. He strengthened the government and economy by choosing officials from Confucian "men of wisdom and virtue." Wudi improved canals and roads to further economic growth. He had granaries set up across the empire so the government could buy grain when it was abundant . He imposed government monopolies on iron and salt. Court intrigues undermined emperors who could no longer control powerful warlords, or military rulers. In A.D 220 ambitious warlords over threw the last Han emperor.

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Ruler:

Shi Huangdi was determined to unite China

Contributions and Major Events:

Built the Great Wall

Abolished feudalism

Qin coins (currency)

Legalism

Shi, replaced the feudal states with 36 military districts

Decline:

Shi Huangdi died in 210 B.C.

Heavy taxes, forced labor, and cruel policies exploded into revolts

Collapsed in 206 B.C.

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The amount of Salad that was in the Chinese area was just too much, as he tried to give the entire world a brofist, but failed. It was everyday bro, and it was too much. Soon enough, there were Content Cops everywere, finding weak food reviewers and roasting them. They caught a man almost a year ago with no chin, and looked like an emo.

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Emperor Wudi had an extremely long reign starting at 141 B.C. to 87 B.C. He took the civilization to new heights improving the economy, government. He improved the economy by making the roads and canals better. He made the government better by setting up ganaries across the empire, so the government could buy grain when it was abundant and sell it to stable prices when it was scarce. He also chose confucian men to teach the scholars, and made the imperial university at Xian. Also he made a government monopoly on salt and iron, and reorganized finances.Last of all he followed expansionism, expanding the empire to other areas.All in all Wudi was a tremendous emperor that made his civilization prosper.

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- government reforms
- monopolized iron and salt
- didn't have to tax peasants as much; people are happy
- set up an imperial institution to train scholars.
- started the silk road to increase trade and encourage peace between regions
- fought off nomadic tribes
- civil servants
- made Confucianism a major belief
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