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    when he was 13 years old‚ due to his father’s death‚ in 247 BC. However‚ by law‚ he was too young to rule‚ when he turned 22 in 238 BC‚ he was acceptable to rule Qin. He was very ambitious and wanted to rule all the states. He started by taking over Han and then continuing to Wei‚ Zhao‚ Yen‚ Chu and Chi. By 221 BC all the states were unified‚ and Shi Huangdi became the first Emperor of China. The Great Wall of China was one of Shi Huangdi’s most noted accomplishments‚ but how did it come of any good

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    multi-ethnic‚ and often encompassed diverse physical geographic regions. Between then and the sixth century AD‚ the city of Athens‚ Macedon’s Alexander the Great and his Hellenistic successors‚ the Mauryans in India‚ the Romans‚ the Ch’in and Han Dynasties in China‚ and the Parthians and Sassanids in Persia‚ and lastly the Guptas in India all established empires. While culturally and geographically diverse and different‚ these states‚ nevertheless‚ were remarkably similar. Document 1

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    Daoism. Followers of Confucianism followed the ideas of Confucius; he believed that people should emphasize personal virtue‚ which included a respect of tradition. Because of those ideas it converted a large population of China. During the Qin and early Han periods Legalism was introduced but never got the amount of approval that Confucianism did. Daoism on the other hand gained many higher up people because of its elaborate spirituality and its traditional Chinese beliefs in nature’s harmony. During this

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    of recorded history lotteries have been used as a means to raise funding for public works and continue to be utilized as such today. The presence of lottery games can be traced all the way back to as early as between 205 and 187 B.C. during the Han Dynasty in what is now China. It is believed that the game Keno‚ a lottery-like game that is still currently played in modern day casinos‚ originated at the time. It is thought that even back then lotteries were used to finance government projects‚ including

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    and Buddhist cave monasteries formed along the route into China. The Vedic religion known as Brahmanism attempted to explain all theological problems and to help to unify the people of South Asia although it was not the universal faith. The Gupta dynasty wrote down the Brahmanism tales and stories in Sanskrit. Two types of Buddhism emerged in Asia. There was Mahayana Buddhism (Greater Vehicle) and Hinayana—or Theraveda—Buddhism (Lesser Vehicle). The divinity of the Bodhisattvas was not accepted by

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    Answers to Discussion Questions: 1. Given the situation‚ one can imagine a beautiful woman with her golden-fretted harp in her splendid clothes probably called a Hanfu (漢服) which was the term used to describe the clothes of women during the Han Dynasty. The room was like a typical rich-owned house in Chinese TV shows that the present age can watch today. The atmosphere was a bit low and the room was full of red furniture and fixtures. There were beautifully carved lions and dragons around the

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    Warring States Period‚ Mohism was actively developed and practiced in many states‚ but fell out of favor when the legalist of Qin Dynasty came to power. Mohist and Mohism values were tarnished when Emperor Qin ordered the burning of books and burying of scholars. Furthermore‚ Mohism further declined when Confucianism became the dominant "school of thought" during the Han Dynasty. Though Mozi’s school faded into obscurity after the Warring States period‚ Mohism was studied again two millennia after his

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    supposedly did not generally have loyalties to the military‚ the aristocracy‚ nor to a family of their own (having neither offspring nor in-laws‚ at the very least)‚ and were thus seen as more trustworthy and less interested in establishing a private ’dynasty’. Because their condition usually lowered their social status‚ they could also be easily replaced or killed without repercussion. In cultures that had both harems and eunuchs‚ eunuchs were sometimes used as harem servants (compare the female odalisque)

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    The collapse of the Han Empire led the way for new religions‚ such as Buddhism to diffuse into China. While there were Chinese people who were supportive of Buddhism‚ there were also others who had either neutral or negative opinions about the spread of Buddhism in China. The power struggle between the two religions would later lead to the conflict and disunity within the state. As Buddhism increased in China‚ followers believed that its teachings appealed and accepted all and that

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    Globalization as well as avant-garde technology development together made this happen. Zhang Qian in the Western Han Dynasty started the Silk Road and the routes were gradually formed throughout the Han Dynasty. With the establishment of the Tang Dynasty‚ which saw rapid economic development‚ the Silk Road reached its most prosperous stage in its history. During the reign of the Yuan Dynasty‚ it experienced its period of great prosperity. Meanwhile‚ silk and horses‚ as goods and transportation‚ played

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