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What does the Shang Dynasty have to do with the great wall of china?
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∙ 13y ago
The Shang dynasty may have been the first Chinese dynasty to use the "rammed earth" construction (soil compressed between wooden boards) that formed the basis for much of the early Great Wall. The Shang (circa 1766 BC-1122 BC) far pre-dated the actual Great Wall, which originally included city and regional walls built during the Warring States period (circa 500 BC - 221 BC).
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What where the cultural achievements of the Shang Dynasty?
great wall of china
How did the Shang Dynasty encourage the settlement of more lands and towns?
in the great wall of china
What DYNASTY built the great wall of china?
The Han dynasty, Qin dynasty, and the Ming dynasty.
What dynasty was china isolated from the rest of the world?
The Great Wall Of China. I think...
What was the Chinese dynasty 1368 - 1644 that built the great wall of china?
The Ming Dynasty.
The Great Wall of China stands as an accomplishment of which dynasty?
Shang dynasty
What where the cultural achievements of the Shang Dynasty?
great wall of china
How did the Shang Dynasty encourage the settlement of more lands and towns?
in the great wall of china
Did the Han Dynasty make the Great Wall of China?
No, the Qin Dynasty made the Great Wall of China, but the Han Dynasty improved it a bit.
Who finished the Great Wall of China?
the ming dynasty was the first dynasty to finish the great wall
What DYNASTY built the great wall of china?
The Han dynasty, Qin dynasty, and the Ming dynasty.
Which dystasty of china built the great wall?
The Great Wall of China was built in the Qin (pronounced CHIN) dynasty.
Which dynasty extended The Great Wall of China?
Ming
Who is responsible for the Great Wall of China?
The Han dynasty
Who was credited for The Great Wall of China?
the han dynasty
What where the accomplishments of the Qin dynasty?
The great wall of china
When did they end building the Great Wall of China?
The Great Wall of China finished building in the Ming Dynasty (1368 - 1644).
