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Shi Huangdi's harsh rules, characterized by severe punishments, forced labor, and suppression of dissent, alienated many of his subjects and officials. The heavy taxation and militaristic policies created widespread resentment among the populace, leading to unrest. After his death, this discontent erupted into rebellions, contributing to the rapid decline and eventual fall of the Qin dynasty. The lack of a stable succession plan further exacerbated the turmoil, making the regime vulnerable to collapse.
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How was Liu bang's philosophy of rule different from Shi hunangdi's?
The biggest difference was that Shi Huangdi was a harsh Legalist who felt the people should adhere to strict rules and be governed with an iron fist. This is why his dynasty, the Qin, only lasted for 15 years. Liu Bang adopted and popularized Confucianism.
What was daily life like in the Shang Dynasty?
They did nothing but live strict lifestyles and lived under the power of the Dynasty. They were not allowed to touch, see of marry any women or anything of that sort. They had to focus on their battles and wars.
Shi huangdi helped unite China by enforcing Legalism which taught people to obey their rules out of?
fear
What pattern was set for future Chinese dynasty?
son or closest relative rules after the king dies
What is important rules in Shang Dynasty?
# Respect your king # Don't rebel # Do whatever the king tells you to # Obey your elders
How was Liu bang's philosophy of rule different from Shi hunangdi's?
The biggest difference was that Shi Huangdi was a harsh Legalist who felt the people should adhere to strict rules and be governed with an iron fist. This is why his dynasty, the Qin, only lasted for 15 years. Liu Bang adopted and popularized Confucianism.
What was daily life like in the Shang Dynasty?
They did nothing but live strict lifestyles and lived under the power of the Dynasty. They were not allowed to touch, see of marry any women or anything of that sort. They had to focus on their battles and wars.
Ideas About Rights within the Declaration of Independence?
everyone equal and independence in colonies harsh rules harsh rules
Shi huangdi helped unite China by enforcing Legalism which taught people to obey their rules out of?
fear
A series of rules from a single family?
A dynasty
How does the tang dynasty enforce the rules?
china
When a country is ruled by a particular family is called?
The family that rules a country is called a "dynasty."
What is very strict or harsh that starts with the letter r?
Rules, at times, can be very strict and harsh.
Why did china have such harsh rules over trade?
Earth
What is a single family that rules for a long time?
The term is dynasty.
What were the very harsh rules in Jamestown called in 1610?
Martial laws
What are important rules in zhou dynasty?
Respecting the king, not rebeling and respecting your elders
