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Ancient China
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Ancient China
Society
- Emperor- Scholars- Farmers- Craftsmen and artisans- Merchants
- Farmers were respected because they made food which makes people live
- Artisans made items and were respected for their skill
- Emperors ruled the country
- Scholars were educated men who helped emperor and they were scribes/ administrators
- Merchants were looked down apon because they had no skill and made money off others. No matter how wealthy they were, how many titles they bought they were NOT respected
- Emperor- Scholars- Farmers- Craftsmen and artisans- Merchants
Legacies
- Confucionism
- Dowism
- Qin Shi Huangdi, first emperor built The great wall of China. Burried with terricotta warriors
- Great Wall of China, it helps economy today
- Historical evidence such as book "The Art of War"
Government and law
- Harsh punishments, torture or death depending on the crime
- The law was needed to maintain respect for the Emperor and show that he was above the citizens
- The Government was educated and maintained order in China very well with their strict punishments
- No one could contradict the emperors words
- The government run the country by terrorising the country
- Government were high on social status
Belief and Values
- Belief in afterlife
- buddhism
- Confucism the philosophy
- Daoism was similar to buddhism but was followed ever by buddhists
- Yin and Yang created balance and was a theory many believed in
- Buddah took his name meaning enlightened one
- Laozi founder of daosm
- Dao means the way
- Buddhism founder was a prince who left palace searching for piece
Geograpgy
- China was isolated from other countries due to its geographical structure
- The Great wall also helped keep out other countries
- It had many different climates throughout its regions
- The Yellow river "cradle to civilisation"
- seas
- Yellow sea
- South China sea
- east china sea
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- Mapa Mental sobre Ancient China, creado por 316880443 el 05/06/2014.
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