1. The Han Dynasty and the Taklimakan Desert
By Brenna Fulop and Elijah Ledesma
UCSF

2. Boundaries for the Han Dynasty
The boundaries for the Han Dynasty expanded the boundaries for the great wall and China.
They kept the boundaries set by the Qin

3. The Taklimakan Desert It was 33,700 square kilometers
It probably was very hard to travel to different dynasties
It means “you can get in, but never get out”
Another name is “the sea of death”
It is China’s largest desert
The dunes can be over 100 meters

4. The Han Dynasty Inventions
They invented the wheelbarrow
They opened the Silk road
They took credit for making paper
They invented the loom
They invented cast iron tools

5. Power the Han dynasty came after the Qin dynasty
Han Gaozu revolted against the Qin dynasty, in a four year war
They fell because the emperors were no longer taking their job seriously
Another reason was that they were getting invaded

6. What We Found Interesting
That one man, Han Gaozu could gather enough people to take over a dynasty
Another thing was that the Taklimakan was more powerful than any other desert
The Han dynasty lasted for so long
The desert was so incredibly big, 33,700 square kilometers

7. Conclusion The Taklimakan dessert was very big, and strong
The Han dynasty was very powerful
The Han dynasty lasted the longest

8. Bibliography

9. The End