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The Great Wall was first built by the Qin Dynasty and Han dynasty for protection but however the benefits do not outweigh the cost. For example ,in Document C it state that they lost many citizens so. This shows that how it supports my claim because it talks about how this was worse than the benefit.To add on in Document B it stated how they still have to pay the mongols even though they had the Great Wall.This also shows how the cost did not outweigh the costs because they still were insecure even though they had a Wall for
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