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What did the shang people do in china first?
develop a writing system
Were the Shang the first people in China to develop a writing system?
Yes, the Shang Dynasty was the first to have a fully developed writing system in ancient China. The writing system, known as oracle bone script, was primarily used for divination purposes.
How did the writing develop ancient china?
because the american war
How is China's writing system different from cuniform and heiroglyphics?
China's writing system has pictures instead of symbols. China's picture names: -Pictographs -Ideographs
What was the effect of all people in China using the same coins and the same writing system?
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Why did China develop their writing system?
China developed its writing system to facilitate communication, recordkeeping, and administration across its diverse and expansive territories. The need for a standardized method of writing arose from the complexities of managing governance, trade, and cultural exchange among various regions and ethnic groups. Additionally, the writing system served to preserve and transmit cultural and historical knowledge, contributing to the continuity of Chinese civilization over millennia.
What is the effect of all people in China using the same coins and the same writing system?
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China's influence on Medieval Japan is illustrated by Japan's development of?
a writing system
Where did japan borrow its writing system?
from china
What describes the importance of china first civilization. what effect do you think it had on later civilizations in ancient china?
The Shang people built China's first cities, and they also produced the first Chinese writing system. I think it effected later civilizations in ancient China by it having nice cities and you can use the writing system to communicate because China had many regional languages.
Who were the first people to develop rockets that worked?
China
Who introduced the Chinese writing system to the Japanese?
Korean scribes
