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    They began fashion fibers made out of hemp‚ bark‚ and textile fibers to create paper. Artisans used iron to create agricultural tools‚ swords‚ and some iron armor. They then made silk that became a prized commodity throughout the world. Technology in this age caused china to become one of the most bustling and prosperous economies Silkworm farming was a technology they used for silk. There was an expansion of iron metallurgy. Used for superior weaponry and tools that increase food production.

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    Spread of Buddhism in China After the fall of the China’s Han Dynasty in 220 CE‚ the views of Buddhism in China changed. When China experienced a period of instability during 220 CE and 570 CE‚ Buddhism was being accepted. However after 570 CE and the period of instability‚ Buddhism wasn’t really accepted‚ but it wasn’t denied either. It is clear that many people in China felt the Buddhism should be followed (Docs 1‚2‚3‚5)‚ some people thought it should be avoided (Docs 4 and 6) and some

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    1. Abstract The purpose of this report is to discuss the invention of paper and paper history in various countries in Asia. Among Asian countries‚ ancient China will be emphasized due to the fact that invention of papermaking attributed to Chinese inventor. The flow of papermaking technology in Asia will also be mentioned in the following discussion. The introduction part provides the background of writing materials and papermaking invention‚ 2. Introduction Before 105 A.D‚ writing materials varied

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    East to the Himalayas in the West and is home to some 1.5 billion people. In China’s diverse history‚ there appears to be a rather surprising anomaly: the rule by ethnic minorities in a country with an astoundingly homogenous population that is 92% Han Chinese. Somehow‚ the Mongols and Manchus were able to conquer China and establish the Yuan (元‚ 1271-1368) and Qing (清‚ 1644-1912) dynasties‚ respectively. The Mongol’s Yuan Dynasty

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    stability. Throughout history‚ civilizations in different regions and at a different time experience a Golden Age. These Golden Ages had tremendous impacts on later civilizations. Two prefect examples of Golden Age are the Gupta Empire in India and the Han Dynasty‚ in China. The most important discoveries that the Gupta Empire provided to us were advances in mathematics and science. Indians of the Gupta Empire were the first to figure out the size of the moon‚ the spherical shape of the Earth and

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    First Composer: Howard Shore is one of today’s most respected and honored composers and music conductors. Shore’s music has been performed in concerts throughout the world including Washington International School! In 2003‚ Shore conducted his own masterpiece‚ The Lord of the Rings‚ at the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra and Chorus in the world premiere of its new symphony in Wellington. Since then‚ the work has had over 140 performances by the most prestigious orchestras in America. His work with

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    Brianna Binion Dep3053 Developmental Psychology Section Number: 0069 How Culture Shapes Who We Are A child’s behavior tends to reflect their cultural background. Being raised in different cultural backgrounds affects the way children view the world around them. In addition‚ cultural backgrounds help define who we are. If my child‚ Aliyah‚ was raised in a traditional Chinese cultural background‚ her behaviors would be based off of different religious views‚ moral values and gender roles

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    our or came back‚ so he called the whole family together to talk about the matter. " What would you say‚" he said to them‚"if I suggest that all of us work hard to level the two mountains‚ so as to open a way to places south of Yu Prefecture and the Han River?" Many voices said they agreed to the idea. But his wife had her doubts. "With your strength‚" she said‚ "you could hardly remove a small hill like Kuifu. What could you do with the Taihang and Wangwu Mountains? Besides‚ where could you deposit

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    effectively. Even though the majority rejected Buddhism‚ it did not stay that way for long. In the beginning of its spread‚ Buddhism was not accepted very much. As stated by Han Yu‚ a Confucian scholar and official at the Tang imperial court‚ Buddhist ways differed very much from the Chinese traditional ways. For example‚ Han Yu stated that Buddha’s manner of dressing didn’t conform to the Chinese laws‚ he did not speak Chinese‚ and his sayings did not contain anything about the ancient Chinese kings

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    there are a few that stand out as oppressive and the progress of the nation floundered. There are others in which the leadership did something right‚ and the culture flourished. To illustrate this you have only to look at the Zhou Dynasty‚ Qin and Han Dynasties‚ Sui and Tang dynasties‚ and the Heian form of government. After the Zhou dynasty overthrew the Shang dynasty in 1050 BCE‚ the government became semi decentralized. Parcels of land were parted out to lords who could then pass that land on

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