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1 SOURCE : http://www.powerpoint-search-engine.com/legalism-ppt.htmlhttp://www.powerpoint-search-engine.com/legalism-ppt.html Rule by harsh law & order

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4 The ruler, therefore,“cracks his whip” on the backs of his subjects!

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10 Mao Ze Dong Qin Shi Huang Di Han Fei Zi

11 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DInxfYjPqKU (video on emperor Qin, what legalism can do) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zoHOQ 0pyNpI&feature=related (Han Fei Zi, animations in Mandarin, 1 min)

12 Additional Resource: http://www.authorstream.com/tag/Qin (ppt on Qin and Han dynasty)

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