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Also known as 'China's sorrow,' this river is more than 2,900 miles long.
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This Chinese philosopher taught Daoism.
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These people own land that the farmers farm on, and are the top social class.
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Aristocrats, farmers, and merchants make up this.
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A character that stands for objects.
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To unify China a canal was built to this city.
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Chinese doctors used this treatment to ease patients' pain.
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Also known as the Yangtze River.
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A kind of character used in Chinese writing.
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Harmony with nature.
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This aristocrat overthrew the Shang and began the Zhou dynasty.
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This was the Chinese philosopher that believed you should have a sense of duty.
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An expensive trade route used by the Chinese. It was about 4,000 miles long.
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A system of cruel laws and punishments.
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' The First Qin Emperor.'
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This was the capitol of northern China.
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Founder of the Han dynasty.
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A Chinese philosopher who came up with harsh punishments and rules
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A formal order.
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A line of rulers.
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The Han dynasty reached its peek under this ruler.
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