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Between 5000 BC to 2000 BC, Neolithic cultures flourished in parts of China using stone tools, pottery, and simple agriculture. During the Han Dynasty, China was unified and the population increased under stability, while foreign trade and improved industry helped society. The Great Wall was built to keep out northern Mongolians and was strategically planned along mountainous terrain, though workers were treated cruelly. Ancient Chinese seafaring peoples were believed to be the world's first "boat people" with astonishing seamanship sailing thousands of miles using sails and other devices on ships symbolizing the emperor's greatness.
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- 1. Ancient Chinese Civilization Carlito Almero History 4 Personal Selected Reading October 16, 2011
- 2. NEOLITHIC CULTURES Between 5000 B.C. to 2000 B.C., Neolithic cultures flourished in several parts of the country. They used stone tools, pottery and with simple agriculture.
- 3. The Han Dynasty China was finally unified during the Han Dynasty. Chinese population increased under the stability of the Han Dynasty. Development of the foreign trade flourished. Improvised industry assisted the society of China live more closely together.
- 4. The great wall The Great Wall was built to keep out the barbaric Mongolians from the north. The remarkable architectural design was strategically planned and the wall was built on the steepest edge of the mountainous terrains. Workers were gruesomely treated and those who dared to complain or escape were buried alive.
- 5. china ruled the seas The Yi peoples were believed to be the world’s first “boat-people.” Their seamanship was astonishing that they were able to sail thousands of miles. Sails, outriggers and other control devices were added to make them more seaworthy and maneuverable. The ship designs are a symbol of the greatness of the emperor’s reign.