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    Mahir’s DBQ Agricultural Technology Essay The Neolithic Revolution introduced the need of agricultural techniques and tools. The Chinese during the Han Dynasty in 2nd century B.C.E. and the Romans in the 1st century B.C.E. had various views on the agricultural technology which came about during the time period of these empires. The attitude towards the new innovations were supported mostly by government officials who wanted the benefits of agricultural technology as soon as possible and many

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    history‚ he began teaching in his thirties. Confucius did not intend to found a new religion‚ but to interpret and revive the legalistic religion of the Zhou dynasty‚ under which many people thought the ancient system of religious rule was bankrupt. That is why Confucius could create this new ideology‚ just after the collapse of the Zhou dynasty‚ against the legalistic mind set of his day and to go with the end the slavery system to make a more harmonious and humane society. Confucianism finds its

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    imperial style rule. After the collapse of the Han Dynasty‚ East Asia was plagued with 350 years of turmoil and destruction. This ended however when the Sui Dynasty came into power. This dynasty was able to bring back the centralized imperial rule due to a few successful military campaigns. The Sui dynasty lasted for less than thirty years‚ but it made way for the Tang and Sond dynasties to emerge and become stable and prosperous. The Tang Dynasty reached a period of great stability and peace

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    struggled for supremacy. It took place in the Zhou dynasty from 403 bc. to 221bc. The period was dominated by seven or more small feuding Chinese kingdoms. It was the age of Confucian thinkers Mencius and Xunzi‚ and the time when many of the government institutions and cultural patterns that would characterize China for the next 2‚000 years were established. Legalism achieved what all the other philosophies strove for‚ unification of China. The Qin Dynasty‚ operating under the Legalist philosophy‚ finally

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    World empires revision notes- roman empire and the qin and han dynastys -both rome and china produced effective solutions to the fundamental problem of how to govern and exploit diverse populations. Rome -roman recognized the importance of romes mediterreanan location‚ Proximity to the sea‚ good communications to Greece and north Africa with their ports and hinterlands‚ a temperate climate‚ agrarian potential. -creative political organization enabled rome to provide for a huge and spread

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    21‚ 2014 Submitted to: Dr. Melanie de Ocampo History of Porcelain Porcelain originated in China. Although proto-porcelain wares exist dating from the Shang Dynasty (1600–1046 BC)‚ by the Eastern Han Dynasty period (196–220) glazed ceramic wares had developed into porcelain.Porcelain manufactured during the Tang Dynasty (618–906) was exported to the Islamic world‚ where it was highly prized. Early porcelain of this type includes the tri-colour glazed porcelain‚ or sancai wares. The exact

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    Essential Questions Foundations of Classical Civilizations Questions China India Rome Greece 1. How is the social structure set up? Qin Dynasty - peasants no longer were loyal to landowners - established bureaucracy Han Dynasty - highly patriarchal society - large merchant class - scholar - bureaucrats Maurya Empire - efficient bureaucracy with secret police Gupta Empire - relied on local authorities to maintain order and to collect tributes Republic - tensions between patrician

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    The civilization would also have cultural and intellectual achievements made throughout this period of time. Greece had many attainments that are still practiced and seen today‚ and that influenced other civilizations in the ancient world. The Han Dynasty also was a very technologically advanced civilization and created many revolutionary inventions that changed the way that humans live forever. Both civilizations went through their own golden ages and although they were very different civilizations

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    Religious practice in China today has elements as old as the Shang and Zhou dynasties and‚ dating from the Song dynasty (960–1279 CE)‚ is marked syncretism–the combining of different forms of belief or practice. A good example is the construction of temple altars. It’s not uncommon to find Buddhist and Confucian figures in a Daoist temple. Nor is it extraordinary to see a self-professed Buddhist offer incense at a Daoist temple to a historical figure known for his Confucian virtues. China has been

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    and forced labor for workers‚ are simply two of the major sacrifices made as a result of the building of the prominent Great Wall. In 221 B.C.E the Qin Dynasty conquered many towns and states that merged into a large kingdom‚ China. The Chinese had already built little walls of dirt and stones to protect their villages. But when the Han Dynasty ruled over they were concerned about security. The Xiongnu (Mongols) had already tried to conquer China many times‚ and therefore the Great Wall of China

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