1. Qin Dynasty Abdirahin Osman

2. History  Qin Dynasty last from 221 to 206 B.C  1644 people of Central China 8invaded and took out Ming Dynasty  The Manchu leaders took over ruling, and call themselves Qin Dynasty  Qin Dynasty fall in 1912  They built The Great Wall of China that is 5000 Km long  During the late Warring States Period (476 BC - 221 BC), the state of Qin was in its full development.

3. Leader of Qin  221 B.C., a king from Qin manage to unify China under his control and name his emperor  His name was Shi Huangdi  Shi Huangdi was a very strict ruler, but he was an effective ruler as well  His uncle, Dorgon and mother ruled for him  He died in smallpox at 1662 at the age of 23

4. Religion  Qin believed in a strict philosophy called Legalism  It demanded tight control over populace by public institution  This philosophy made a militaristic society that suppressed before belief systems.

5. Achievements  Making canals and road all over the palace  This made traveling easy for everyone  And they also standardized many things including measurements, axles, weight, written language, and money.  The Qin are sometimes called the Ch'in, which is probably where the name China originated.  The unification of China and the establishment of the Qin dynasty, the reinforcement of legalism within the Chinese administrative system, restructuring political divisions into a more coherent state, harmonised the measurement standards allow

6. Location  The Great Wall of China is located in the northern part of China. The wall goes through the provinces of Liaoning, Hebei, Tianjin, Beijing, Shanxi, Inner Mongolia, Shaanxi, Ningxia, and Gansu. The wall does not go in a straight direction all the time, but in the deserts, it maintains a straight direction. The Great Wall was built over two thousand years ago by the first emperor of China, Qin Shi Huangdi, during the time of the Qin Dynasty. It is about five thousand kilometers in length, four point five meters thick, and about twenty-five feet tall. It was built across mountains of north China, and winds north and northwest of Beijing, China's capital city. Contrary to some legends, The Great Wall of China cannot be seen from the moon.