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Grapes Of China

Published on Dec 01, 2015

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G.R.A.P.E.S OF CHINA

Geography
China was isolated by barriers which protected them from invaders, but affected the way they traded by the mountains cutting them off from others. In addition, two river systems flowed through China.

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Religion
The Chinese believed in Confucianism, which was taught by Confucius to be kind to all. Taoism or Daoism, is a religion that balances Legalism and Confucianism, which is portrayed by Ying and Yang. Legalism is another belief the ancient Chinese believed. Legalism is the belief that people only do good if forced to. The final belief was Buddhism, which encompasses ways of life.

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Achievements.
The Chinese accomplished several things like,

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PAPER

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FIREWORKS

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PORCELAIN

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AND THE SEISMOGRAPH

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Politics
Chinese politics is dynasties. Dynasties are a time of rule. The emperor would be in charge of the empire and his son would be his successor. The first dynasty to have a king declare himself emperor, was the Qin Dynasty.

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Economics
Examples of economics could be,

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Rice
Because of the geography, farmers would take any place they could farm and used it, growing rice and wheat for trade.

Silk
The Silk Road was a big part of history. With rice, merchants had limited trade possibilities, but then the Silk Road was built, opening up opportunities for more trade.

Salt
During the Han Dynasty, people would dig in pits for salt. They then used this as a means for trading.

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And Bronze Coins
Along with paper money, bronze coins were used to buy or trade for other objects, like coins and dollars in our time.

Social Structure
The way order was established in ancient China was pyramid, with kings/emperors at the top, who ruled the empire and has the most power, to villagers and peasants at the bottom, who had little to no food, shelter or money. On top of villagers, there are metal workers, who made weapons, armor and other things with metal, and people with jobs. Above them are Diviners, who help people connect with gods.

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