History of China

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a) The human threats to the Great Wall of China can include Vandalism on the Great Wall, littering on the Great Wall, Destruction of the Great Wall, carving into the wall, other structures being built, Great Wall being rebuilt for tourism, people stealing bricks, . The natural threats to the Great Wall of China can include; Tornadoes, storms, winds, weathering, sun rays, erosion, desertification (where fertile land becomes desert),

Empress Wu Zetian was the only female monarch of China, and remains the most remarkable, influential and mysterious woman in Chinese history. Empress Wu was eager to draw into her government all manner of talented people. In her first year of absolute power, she sent official fafr and wide to search for outstanding people.

They lived in large houses with tile roofs, courtyards, and gardens. Fine furniture and silk hangings filled their rooms, and their houses were surrounded by walls to keep out bandits. These were mainly for the rich people

A trade route that was most important to the Chinese. The silk road linked China to the rest of the world, and the merchants had protection while traveling on it. Marco Polo traveled on it during the middle ages.

Right now, China's one child policy is reducing the population of China. It means that as the population ages, there will be fewer younger people to support the elderly. On the other hand, since China is turning the Western Half of the country into desert, it will be able to feed its reduced population with its reduced farmland.

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During the Han dynasty Lu Bu was the strongest, but in the entire Chinese history i think Xiang Yu is the strongest.

It is a misconception that women in China gained the right to vote in 1949. Though that year is published in many books and some Historians go by this date because 1949 marks the year that the Chinese Communist party came to power.

This date however discounts the entire suffrage movement and the documentation that had been implented years prior. Women actually gained the right to vote in the year 1947, with the implementation of the Constitution of the Republic of China.

For more information on this topic I highly reccomend you see Louise Edward's article, "Women's Suffrage in China: Challenging Conventions", which can be viewed on JSTOR.org

This question is an error. There is no such thing as the Mauryan Dynasty, only the Mauryan Empire. The Mauryan Empire it from INDIA, not CHINA. All the Chinese dynasty names are one syllable. Like han, ching, zhou, tang, song, and all that

Lu Bu is an old Chinese warrior that had fought in the Three Kingdoms, he comes out in the game called Dynasty Warriors and he was one of the strongest of them all, for real life. He lived of betrayal, and finally he was betrayed by his own officer and was hung by the power of Liu Bei and Cao Cao.

Yes the Great Wall of China Does still exist.

the great wall of china! the battering ram, the compass, paper, the seismometer, the wheel barrel, the Mandarin Chinese language, mini hot air balloons, various fire weapons invented by Zhuge Liang of Shu, the rotary (spinning) fan, various iron weapons and the mobile bridge(bridge that can change location).

1. They first arrived as Forty-Niners during the California Gold Rush in 1849.

2. The Chinese built the western portion of the Transcontinental Railroad in 1869, and the Irish built the eastern portion...they linked up on Promotory Point in Utah.

3. Chinese workmen built the levies in Northern California.

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Because the Tang Dynasty is technically my doodle. My doodle is technically a huge COCK (8=========================D). Now, before I continue, I would just like to state that I like beef noodles. Chicken noodles are alright but beef noodles are indeed better. Similar to the Ming Dynasty being much better and important then the Tang Dynasty. Sassy the Sasquatch will summon the almighty black and yellow caterpillar to come down from the sky and support us with their magical prime apple juice. In this world there are 5410 types of drugs. The 3 most common being Marijuana, Heroine and Whinnie Blues. There is 192 sexy blokes in this world. By the way I like peni - I MEAN PUSSY. Here's a few jokes regarding the Ming Dynasty. Here's the first

A teenage boy is getting ready to take his girlfriend to the prom. First he goes to rent a tux, but there's a long tux line at the shop and it takes forever.

Next, he has to get some flowers, so he heads over to the florist and there's a huge flower line there. He waits forever but eventually gets the flowers.

Then he heads out to rent a limo. Unfortunately, there's a large limo line at the rental office, but he's patient and gets the job done.

Finally, the day of the prom comes. The two are dancing happily and his girlfriend is having a great time. When the song is over, she asks him to get her some punch, so he heads over to the punch table and there's no punchline.

NOW I CANT BE BOTHERED WRITING ANY MORE, SO PEACE.

Thankyou for your time, Sassy

Secretary of State John Hay called for an "Open Door" policy with China in his series of notes written from 1899-1900. After these notes were published, the "Open Door" became U.S.'s official policy towards the Far East in the early 20th Century.

The Great Wall originally existed as segments of walls between rival factions. When these were united around 221 BC (by emperor Qin Shi Huang), the wall was joined, lengthened, and fortified to keep out invaders from the north of China.

There are small forts at intervals that could be used for defensive forces, and ramparts and turrets from which weapons could be fired.

No, the Qin dynasty (a.k.a. Shin dynasty) built the great wall. The building of it took place for twelve years. All men from the ages of fifteen all the way to sixty years old were forced to work on the wall. If men were caught sleeping or resting on the job they would be whipped or other harsh punishments. If someone died on the job, they would be shoved in the wall and workers would just be working over them.

The ancient silk route was an over-land trade route from the middle-east to China. The disadvantages were the length of travel time as well as the great expense, due to the large number of pack animals (i.e camels) required, supplies for said animals as well as people, and losses to raiders and weather conditions (sand storms, drought, etc.). Another disadvantage (to the Europeans) was that silk route trade was jealously guarded (and understandably so) by the Arab merchants.

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