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Ancient China By Haley

Dynasties 1766 B.C. Shang 256 B.C Zhou 1923 B.C Qin 122 B.C Chou 2o2 B.C Han

Qin Dynasty Shih Huang Ti proclaimed himself the first Emperor of Ancient China. He wanted to live forever so he tried a potion but died from the chemicals. Believed in Confucianism and legalism. Refined China by burning school books so all studies were the same. China’s borders were expanded and the Great Wall of China was built.

Great Wall of China The wall is 25 feet wide. It is called “Wan Li Quang Queng” because it is many miles long. Fires in the wall signal intruders.

Yin-Yang Sunny side had anything to do with males and sun. Shaded had anything to do with female and dark.

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