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China has many landforms including Mountain ranges, plains, rivers, desserts, grasslands and forests.
China is also the third largest country in the world. It occupies at least 3.7 million square (9.6 million square kilometers).
The ancient Chinese grew food on mountain terases to trap silt and nutrients to help their food grow
Ancient China made its first appearance 3500 years ago under the Xia Dynasty

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First Was Kings, Queens, emperors, ect.

Then  scholars, students, officials, teachers, ect.

After them is farmers, Peasants, those kind of people.

Artisans, leather workers, and blacksmiths come next.

Then lastly merchants, traders, and travelers

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The silk road trade goods And spread them all over the world It was the beginning of the trade But the backbone of what we have now

-The Great Wall of China was to protect the Chinese citizens from outside threats
-the cross bow was to build bridges and attack people from afar
-seismograph was to no when a earthquake was happening and were
-the Silk Road was a reading route from China to Eastern Europe

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The Silk Road: Connecting the ancient world through trade - Shannon Harris Castelo

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The Chinese believed that merchants have less value then any artisan, craftsman, blacksmith. They believe that they weren't important because they were just buying and selling the goods of others, not doing any service, creating food, or creating any art.

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During The religion of Confucius government was extremely orderly  so there political system economy and social hierarchy are all extremely strong and orderly

These are some ancient  Chinese sayings
-forget injuries never forget kindness
-it dose not Matter how slowly u go so long as u don’t stop
-our greatest glory is not in never falling but in getting up every time we do
- when anger rises think of the consequences
-everything has its beauty but not everyone sees it

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introduced by the first emperor Qin Shi Huang The Ban Liang started as the currency of China during 210 B.C. There are many variations of the ban Liang but its basically a circle of copper with a square cut out of the middle.

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The Silk Road was a network of trade routes which connected the East and West, and was central to the economic, cultural, political, and religious interactions between these regions from the 2nd century BCE to the 18th century.

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The Silk Road: Connecting the ancient world through trade - Shannon Harris Castelo

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Qin Shi Huang was a mad man to say it nicely. He first ordered the people of China to build what we now know as the Great Wall of China. About 200,000 people died in the construction of the wall, he worked his building team non stop and this was just the first time he did it. He also ordered 720,000 laborers to build his luxurious tomb, then killed them all just to keep its location a secret. Qin Shi Huang’s reign started during 246 B.C. at age 13. Qin Shi Huang did some good he concord the six major cities and unified them in 221 B.C.

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A monarchy is a System of government where there is one ruler such as a, King, Queen, Emperor or Empress. In a monarchy and the government is not voted on it is instead of inherited by The son of the king and/or queen before.

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Lol (sorry to all headphone users)

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The Yellow River or in Chinese Huang Ho is often thought of as the cradle of the Chinese civilization. It's the second longest river in all of China, surpassed by the Yangtze River. The Yellow River is a total of 3,395 miles long it was used for all sorts of things but mostly transportation of goods and as a water supply.

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Ancient China Dynasties Geography Ancient Civilizations Chinese History Map Activity Instructomania

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