Anceint china
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Archaeologists have learned much about society, architecture, farming, and technology in ancient China. Society was strictly organized with emperors at the top making rules, and ranks descending from dukes to barons to landowners and scholars. Cities and buildings were carefully planned according to design principles. Farming methods depended on region, with rice grown in south China and millet in north China. Legacies of ancient China include inventions like the compass, gunpowder, printing, and paper. Architecture featured homes and temples reflecting social status and the influence of Buddhism over time.
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- 3. structured for society in ancient china In Ancient China they had emperor, the emperor had made the rules that for soldiers and people. In Ancient China built there cities and there buildings they carefully planned there town. In Ancient China they always measure they people market because they want to be the same or not higher one. In Ancient China the Chinese nobles had various ranks from dukes at the top to he barons and at the bottom. Before the time of the emperor the structure of society was: king, dukes, barons, smaller landowner and the last one is the scholars.
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