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1600-1699
In the early 1600s, the Manchu people of northern China began to unite against the Ming Dynasty. They formed a somewhat military society and mobilized a large army.

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1. The Xia dynasty is said to have been overthrown in 1600 B.C.E. by the first Shang leader. Shang's starting date is about 1600 bce and has identified the dynasty's end as being 1046 bce.

2. The Bronze Age was the time when men learned how to mine and smelt copper and tin to make bronze weapons and tools. The Bronze Age lasted for 1500 years.

3. 1776 began a decade-long period of “Pax Sinica” for China, a time of relative peace in East Asia led by the Qing Dynasty

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1. The Qing ruled China from 1644 to 1912 before being overthrown by the Republic of China. It is sometimes referred to as the Manchu Dynasty. In the early 1600s, the Manchu people of northern China began to unite against the Ming Dynasty. They formed a somewhat military society and mobilized a large army.

2. The Qin were the 1st imperial dynasty of China. Shi Huang-di united all of China under his rule following the Warring-States Period. He was a harsh ruler who believed in a strong government.

3. Confucius is an influential figure in Chinese history and the founder of Confucianism. He wrote many books about governance, intellect, virtue, and morality.

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1. The Great Wall of China

2. The forbidden city

3. Hanging temple

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1700-1799
The first recognized dynasty
—the Xia—lasted from about 2200 to 1750 B.C. and marked the transition from the late Neolithic age to the Bronze Age. Xia was the beginning of a long period of cultural development and dynastic succession that led the way to the more urbanized civilization of the Shang Dynasty

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1. The first opium war that lasted from 1840 to 1842. Great Britain flooded the country with opium, which caused an addiction crisis to opium.

2. 1851 to 1854. the tapping rebellion happened. Self- proclaimed prophet Hong Xiuquan revolted against the Qing Dynasty with his christian cult, the god worshipping society.

3. 1894 to 1894, the First Sino Japanese War took place. The Qing dynasty clashed with Japan over korea. China’s regional dominance plummeted after losing and influenced a series of internal clashes over the next 16 years.

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1. Prophet Hong Xiuquan

2. Dowager Cixi

3. The Qing Dynasty

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1. Chinese Memorial garden, people who died in the Nudle, Hanging Rock and Bowling Alley Point district during the gold rush between 1860 to 1917.

2. Lama Temple

3. Tiananmen Square

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1900-2000:   After the ending of the Sino-Japanese War in 1945, the Chinese Civil War immediately started. In 1949, the Communist Party of China (CCP) defeated the Republic of China, which was led by the Kuomintang (KMT, Chinese Nationalist Party). This led to the establishment of the People’s Republic of China (PRC), which has since been based on "Mainland China".

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1. In 1905, Sun Yat- Sen stablished the Revolutionary Allience, precursor to GMD (Nationalist party). Abolition of the civil service examination.

2. 1919, May 4th movement (Student- led- anti- Japanese, Anti- Warlord, multi class movement) Sparked in China’s treatment at versallies.

3. Span of WWII in mainland Asia.

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1. Sun Yat- Sen

2. Chiang Kai- shek

3. Lee Teng- Huii

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1. Xian CIty Wall

2. Giant Wild Goose Pagoda

3. Birds Nest Beijing