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A few accomplishments are that they invented bronze casting, and their everyday tools were made from stone and bone. A few major events are that the "Xia Dynasties idea begins, Xias start, Yu's death, a New Ruler, Tai King takes over, Kong Jia of the Xia Dynasty, Xia gains full control of China, and Xia searches for somewhere else to rule. A question for this dynasty is that how did they accomplish those achievements of inventing bronze casting?

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The Shang Dynasty was thought to have run from 1600-1100 BCE. Tang The Great founded the dynasty King Zhou was its final ruler; the entire dynasty is said to have included 31 kings and seven capital cities. Written records from the Shang dynasty included oracle bones. Why was the Shang Dynasty thought to have run from 1600-1100?

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The Zhou Dynasty ruled China from about 1027 to about 221 BCE. It was the longest dynasty in Chinese history. The dynasty began with kings Wen(Ji Chang) and Zhou Wuwang (Ji Fa) who were considered ideal rivers, patrons of the arts, and descendants of the Yellow Emperor.  If The Zhou Dynasty was the longest dynasty, what was the shortest dynasty?

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The Qin or Ch'in(likely Origin of China) existed during the Warring States Period and came to power as a dynasty (221-206/207 BCE) when the first emperor Shi Huangdi (Shih Hu-Ang-Ti) unified China for the first time in history. The Qin empire is responsible for beginning The Great wall of China, and his astounding bomb was filled with an army of life-sized terracotta soldiers. Why did Shi Huangdi unify China?

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The Han Dynasty is typically divided into 2 periods, the earlier, Western Han Dynasty, from 206 BCE-8/9 CE, and the later, Eastern Han Dynasty, from 25 220. It was founded by Liu Bang (Emperor Gao) who moderated the excesses of the Qin. Why was the Han Dynasty divided into 2 periods?