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| Religion during the Qin Dynasty |
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| two great belief structures were emerging in China: Confucianism and Daoism |
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| FIRST emperor of a united China in 221 BCE after years of battle between the Zhou states; he centralized the government, abolishing feudal state system |
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| carried out by the order of Shi Huangdi to keep out invaders, stretches about 3000 miles from near the coast of northern-central China (completed 214 BCE) |
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| Shi Huangdi's political belief. Strong government with strict laws and harsh punishments. |
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| unified China after Warring States period |
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Book burning. Shi Huangdi ordered to burn all the books that were against Legalism ideas
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| Ban Liang Coins. Ancient Chinese form of currency. |
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| Bamboo slips were one of the main media for literacy in early China |
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| Time period of Qin Dynasty |
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| marked a time in Chinas when several states battled each other for power. |
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| Achievements of Shi Huangdi |
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| Standardized the written language, set up currency systems, set up system of weights and measures, canals were built. |
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| bottom of chinese society |
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