Han China and Athens had a great deal of differences just on their physical features. The country of Greece was broken into city-states. The main most important city-state is Athens. Each city-state had mostly mountains and water separating them. The rocky farmland and hills made it good to grow olives and grapes. Other than that, Athens did not have many great aspects in natural resources or size. Although China was larger, it did not split apart into cities. Instead, China stayed a whole Country. To have protection from the north, China built The Great Wall of China. It stretched about 3,000 miles across the northern part of China. The Chinese invented the first paper, pulley, the first large silk industry, and the first studies of the planets and sun spots. Han China was approximately six thousand miles away from Greece. It also had quite a lead over Greece in population. Also the …show more content…
After the emperor, the governors ruled and after them the officials took charge. The only way a person could become emperor was if the Heavens gave him the empire. Their government was ruled by the Heavens. The person could not just make Heaven give him the empire, the emperor could recommend a man to Heaven, but must not rely on any guarantees. The Heavens must accept the man before he receives the role of emperor. Heaven determines the decision by knowing what the people think and whether or not the people will except the man as their emperor. People believed in the Heavens to make the right