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1 Classical China Qin & Han & Silk Road

2 Qin Dynasty BCE Legalist Unified China Built Great Wall

3 Shi Huangdi ~ First Emperor
Conquered Zhou states Assassinated Rivals Burned Books Standandized writing, measurements, and coins

4 Terra Cotta Soldiers

5 Great Wall

6 Han Dynasty ~ Golden Age
206BCE – 220CE Confucian Bureaucracy Most technologically advanced civilization at the time

7 Han Accomplishments Civil Service Exam Advanced Medicine
acupuncture anesthetics Opened Silk Road – 4,000 mile trade route between China and Europe

8 Silk Roads

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