History of China

People in China invented a lot of board games. The most popular one today is Go. People were playing Go in China as early as 2000 BC. Othello is a simple version of Go. By medieval times, rich people played Go, while poor people played Chinese chess, which is more like the modern American game of chess. It is possible that Chinese chess was the earliest chess game; people were playing it by the 400's BC.

because it has much history

Fireworks and pottery

Ancient China & Ancient Egypt were both river civilizations that faced the challenge of flooding of their nearby rivers. In China For thousands of years, the Chinese people have suffered from the flooding of the two great rivers that flow through their land, the Chang Jiang (Yangtze) and the Huang He (Yellow) Rivers. Taming the rivers was one of the chief goals of early Chinese civilization. The story of Yu, one of several Chinese flood myths, celebrates a victory in the long struggle against floods. In Egypt, the Nile flood occurred during the same season each year. Both civilizations responded to the flooding ways, the two groups were similar because they created irrigation systems and they both asked their gods for help. Flooding is still a challenge for some people still living near rivers. The Grand Canyon River flood in 2008 was one of many examples and it caused a lot of damage in Phoenix, Arizona.

First of all, both civilizations responded to the challenge of flooding by creating irrigation systems. To begin with, Ancient Egyptians used methods in response to the flooding of the Nile. "Egyptian farmers dug basins, bowl shaped holes to trap the floodwaters dug canals to carry water to the fields beyond the rivers reach (Spielvogel 41). In addition Egyptian farmers built dikes to strengthen the walls of the basins (Spielvogel 41). To lift water from the basins into the ditches, farmers used shadofs to make the job easier (Brewton gods) Irrigation is pivotal to agriculture. There are lots of world-famous irrigation projects built in ancient China. These projects are known not only for their large scale, but also for their good design. Ancient China also built large levee systems.

Second of all, both civilizations responded to the flooding by asking their gods for help. Ancient China used oracle bones to pray to their Gods for help in the flooding issue. The people of ancient Egypt responded in similar ways to flooding by asking their gods for help.

The last emperor of China, emperor of record, being Han-Chinese, would be the Zhū Yóujiǎn or Emperor Chóngzhēn, who ruled China from 1627-1644. Manchurians (people from MANCHURIA) then conquered China and China's imperial court then went into hiding and continued their lineage and succession in view of foreign rule over the Han-Chinese people.

natural order

virtues of good leadership

importance of order in society

The Great Wall, one of the wonders of the world, is in China.

historical change

Genocide. They killed off a lot of Tibetans because they want control. They took over land, they killed off lots of Tibetan people, and right now they are killing the nuns, destroying temples, and teaching Tibetan children the Chinese language.

Or: That is a biased opinion up there. And Tibet doesn't even have nuns.

The ancient Chinese discovery of the circulatory system contributed to their mastery of traditional medicine. These techniques are still used successfully by modern people of all nationalities.

The government form in China in the middle ages was Dynasties. They were NOT successful.

Taken from the New York Global History textbook, in the form in which it is written in the book, page 107, The qin dynasty unifies china.

Shi Huangdi acted decisively to crush political opposition at home. To destroy the power of rival warlords, he introduced a policy called "Strengthening the trunk and weakening the branches." He commanded all the noble families to live in the capital city under his suspicious gaze. This policy uprooted 120,000 noble families.

The Tokugawa declined because foreign intrusions helped to precipitate a complex political struggle between the bakufuand a coalition of its critics. The continuity of the anti-bakufu movement in the mid-nineteenth century would finally bring down the Tokugawa.

because he wanted to rule forever and kepp China.!!.

By giving people happiness .

He had everyone who opposed him punished or killed

The Cultural revolution was basically a fight between Mao Zedong and other his followers to gain dominance over the CCP (Chinese communist party). If you have a better answer feel free to improve.

According to The Nine Commentaries the Party has killed about 80 million Chinese people since it came to power about 80 years ago. It is more then all of the World War's causalities put all together. I am not sure if you remember (Don't know how old you are) but the Mao wanted the opinion of scholars and scientists view of how to make the party stronger. In the end he deemed them "counter revolutionary" and had all 20,000 of them killed. Also not to mention how many died of the tiananmen square massacre and famines, people in every kind of religion in China, monks, Falun gong, ect. Point being the CCP is No good.

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1.Generally, It actually depends if you and your spouse are both from one child families then you are allowed to have 2. If you are from the country and have a girl first; you are able to try for a boy-so 2 max. Also, if you have a special needs child first, you are able to try again for a typically-developing child. Some people have more than one child without the above exceptions-they pay for them. There is a fine for every extra child that ranges from as little as 6000 RMB to 300 000 RMB depending on where you live.

The US Open Door Policy was designed to open up the European-made Spheres of Influence in CHINA to US influence and trade.

One of the main motives for the Great Leap Forward in Communist China was the desire to rapidly transform China from an agrarian society to a modern industrialized nation. Mao Zedong envisioned that through collective efforts and mass mobilization, China could surpass the industrial productivity of the Western world. The Great Leap Forward also aimed to consolidate Mao's power within the Communist Party by promoting radical changes and suppressing opposition.