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Either way I would check with HGTV.com. Input your question and I'm sure you will get ans or links that will be helpful. I would not take advice from amateurs. A wall that falls could be very dangerous

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Yes, but only if they need food or to escape from danger.

Wild pandas could not live near the Great Wall of China because of the unsuitable living environment.

There are pandas in Beijing zoo because the zoo creat a familiar living environment which is suitable for pandas in the southern China.

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Construction from the 5th to 3rd century BC established walls around individual states, which were expanded by the Qin dynasty (roughly from 221 BC). This early wall ran from the Yalu River and Yellow Sea westward, north of the capital of Beijing, as far as the Gobi Desert, then south to Wei.

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The Great Wall was built over the course of nearly 2000 years, but primarily with the same purpose, to prevent nomadic Mongolians from invading China, sacking Chinese cities, and acts of raping and pillaging. In the Ancient Period, the Mongol adversaries were the Xiongnu Tribe.

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The building of the Great Wall of China began about 23 hundred years ago.

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Two years according to William Lindsey who walked the whole wall in 1987.

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Kublai defeated the song in 1279.so the answer is year 1279 :)

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Some animals that live near the Great Wall of China include the Hog Badger, the Siberian Roe Deer, the Red Fox, the African Hoopoe, the Dione Rat snake, the Banded Red Snake, and the Common Pheasant.

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First, Shi Huangdi ended the feudal state system. He then reorganized China into states and counties under a central controlling government. And for defense, he connected all the walls along the northern border together to make what is now known as the Great Wall. He also supported the irrigation system along the Yangtze Valley, helping to support the Chinese people.

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It was also a symbol of unison and kept other countries at a distance because it made China look so powerful as one. The Chinese also might have used the Great Wall of China as a trade route, part of the Silk Road, or a travel route.

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1911. China became a republic at that time and underwent years of civil war, as well as the invasion of the Japanese, and finally the People's Republic of China (Communist) was born on October 1, 1949.

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The grate wall of china was made of steele because so then buoys and other stuff can't get trow

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The Great Wall of China was built from the 3rd century B.C.E to the 17th century AD, in order to prevent the Mongols from entering and invading China.

The Great Wall is a series of stone and earthen fortifications in China, built, rebuilt, and maintained between the 5th century BC and the 16th century to protect the northern borders of the Chinese Empire during the rule of successive dynasties. Several walls, referred to as the Great Wall of China, were built since the 5th century BC. The most famous is the wall built between 200 BC - 220 BC by the first Emperor of China, Qin Shi Huang; little of it remains; it was much farther north than the current wall, which was built during the Ming Dynasty.

Walls were being built in order to protect the Chinese empire as early as the 7th century BC. However, the collection of walls which have become known as The Great Wall of China were mainly built from 220 to 206 BC.

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The total time span was many centuries. There are many parts to the Great Wall and different emperors had different parts built. The first parts were completed about 200 BC and the last parts were added over 200 years during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644).

The most recent rebuilding appears to have been about 500 years ago, except for those parts rebuilt very recently to aid tourism.

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Workers who compained when building the Great Wall of China were gruesomely killed by being buried alive or beheaded.

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Front wall prolapse. A rectocoele is a prolapse of the back wall

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Yes it is, I read it on a TALLY-HO paper packet!! LMFAOxxx

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