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Why were the laborers and craftsmen of the great wall important?
they worked on the great wall and helped
Who are the laborers and craftsmen in building the great wall of china?
fat people who looked like unicorns and picked other peoples noses
Who were the laborers of the great wall if china?
the common people who lived in china were the laborers of the Great Wall
What employment is available in Turks Caicos?
All aspects of construction laborers to fine craftsmen
When did the start building and when did they finished building the Great Wall of China?
The Qin dynasty of the First Emperor is credited with joining and extending the Walls of China: 221 BC to 207 BC. Many States of China along it's Northern boarder built walls independently prior to the Qin Dynasty. After the Qin Dynasty united China the wall was competed. It was made by craftsmen, prison laborers, and soldiers.
Who physically built the Great Wall of China?
There is no clear answer on who built the Great Wall of China. The wall was originally several smaller walls that were built during China's war period. Any number of people could have physically built the wall including common laborers and even slaves.
What supplies do you need to build the great wall of china?
Several billion tons of rock and mortar, and several million slave laborers.
How was labor drafted when making the Great Wall of China?
The Chinese emperor had ordered his soldiers -they had drafted peasants and farm laborers to build it .
Who did the actual labor of the great wall of China?
slaves and captives built the great wall of china, but it was constructed by Qin Shi Huang
How many people built the great walls of china?
Nearly 1million pesants, criminals, unemployed electuals and discrased nobals.
What kind of labor was used to build Saint Peter's Basilica?
Hired laborers and craftsmen were used to build the Basilica. No slave labor was used.
How much were laborers paid to work on the Great wall of china?
Laborers who worked on the Great Wall of China were typically paid very little, often receiving just enough to cover basic needs. Many were conscripted soldiers or peasants who worked in harsh conditions without adequate compensation. Some estimates suggest they earned around one to two coins a day, which was barely sufficient for survival. Additionally, many laborers faced severe punishments for failing to meet work quotas.
