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I would give Emperor Qin a three out of ten because he made the Great Wall of China. This kept many citizens safe, even though many died while making it. It is questionable whether his idea worked because the wall did not work as well in the attacks.

Another reason why I would give him that rate is because his punishments were too extreme. For example, some prisoners were forced to make the Great Wall. They had to work through extreme heat, wind, rain, and snow. They would have minimum food and rest. If they died while building the Wall they would also be buried in it.

The last reason why I would Give Emperor Qin that rating is because he forced peasants to work for a long period of time. He made them work with minimum supplies while not paying them and taking them away from their families

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He brought China together and developed a strong military and government.

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Emperor Qin was a believer of legalism

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There have been 3 assassination on Emperor Qin

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In 213 BC all books except the emperors were burned, not including the ones related to agriculture, medicine, history, and fortune telling.

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He got rid of the Chinese feudal system

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Emperor Qin had a lot of power. He didn't use his power very wisely and forced peasants to work. He was feared by many people because of his harsh punishments. He was scared of death. during his rule, the upper class had a lot more power over the lower class. The lower class had to work and faced punishments while the upper class didn't have to face as much

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He made 8,000 real sized terra-cotta soldiers from clay to protect himself after death

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Emperor Qin's real name is Zhao Zheng

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He stabilized weights and measurements

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He became the first emperor of China

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Emperor Qin died after taking a elixir that was supposed to let him live forever.

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Qin Shihuangdi made the first continuous Great Wall Of China

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Emperor Qin standardized and simplified written Chinese

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I would not consider Emperor Qin to be a hero, because he punished people too harshly, forced peasants to work and had extremely high taxes

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"Qin dynasty." Britannica Student, 13 Apr. 2024, www.britannica.com/topic/dynasty.

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Emperor Qin became king at age 13

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National Geographic: World History Ancient Civilizations. National Geographic.

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"Shihuangdi." Britannica School, Encyclopædia Britannica, 24 Aug. 2018. school.eb.com/levels/middle/article/Shihuangdi/336407.