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1050 BC - 771 BC
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The Zhou people had their origins in the Wei river valley which is presently known as the Shaanxi Province.
771 BC - 221 BC
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The eastern Zhou dynasty was not only a great period political turmoil but also one of great cultural and very artistic develope of china.
221 BC - 206 BC
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The Qin dynasty was established when the state of Qin conquered all other state at the end of warring States period.
206 BC - 9 CE
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Following the collapse of the Qin empire in 206 B.C.E, there was civil war until Liu Bang reunited china and became the first emperor of Han in 202 B.C.E.
25 CE - 220 CE
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After a period civil unrest and rival factions at the end of the western Han and again at the end of wang mangs interregnum.
220 CE - 589 CE
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After all the downfall of Han, China split into three seperate states in 220. Wei in the northern part of china, Shu Han in the west. And Wu in the east.
581 CE - 618 CE
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A descendant of the part nomadic rebelieon Yang family.
618 CE - 907 CE
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Building on the foundation from Sui, the tang emerged as one of the greatest dynasties in Chinese history.
907 CE - 960 CE
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In 906 an army commander deposed the last Tang emperor and became the first emperor of the later Liang Dynasty.
907 CE - 1125 CE
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The Khiltan was an acient nomadic tribe that lived in the area of present day northeastern China.
960 CE - 1127 CE
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The song ruled China contemporaneously with liao and Jin.
1115 CE - 1234 CE
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The jurchen were nomads who lived in the Changbai Mountains and the Helongjliang Valley north of the great wall.
1127 CE - 1279 CE
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After his retreat to the south, Emperor Gaozong consolidated the powers in Yangtze valley and began a period of cultural, artistic and technology expansion
1239 CE - 1368 CE
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When Kublai Khan defeated the southern song and proclaimed the yang dynasty in 1279
1368 CE - 1644 CE
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In 1368, Zho Yuanzhang proclaimed the ming dynasty and declareds himself Emperor hongwu
1644 CE - 1911 CE
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In 1644, the manchu, a northeastern tribe ethnically related to the Jurchen defeated ming and declared the Qing dynasty, a beggining of a new period.
1912 CE - present
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with the collapse of the Qing dynasty in 1911 and the abdication of the child emperor, the modern period began.
1300 BCE
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300 BCE
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105 BCE
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220 AD
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264 CE
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500 CE
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1920
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200 BC
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Han Dynasty of China invaded the territory of the Xiongnu in 200 BC attempting to subjugate them. However the Xiongnu united their forces under Modu Shanyu and surrounded the Han emperor Gaozu in Baideng.
291 AD
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the War of the Eight Princes saw intervals of peace interposed with short and intense periods of internecine conflict. At no point in the whole conflict were all of the eight princes on one side of the fighting (as opposed to, for example, the Rebellion of the Seven States).
979
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fought in 979 between the Liao Dynasty and Song Dynasty in what is today the city of Beijing. The Liao victory ended a Song campaign to recapture the Sixteen Prefectures in North China.
1842
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The Battle of Woosung was fought between British and Chinese forces in Woosung, China, on 16 June 1842 during the First Opium War. The British victory opened the way to Shanghai, which was captured with little resistance on 19 June
1938
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The Battle of Xuzhou was fought between Japanese and Chinese forces in May 1938 during Second Sino-Japanese War. In contemporary accounts in English, the event was usually referred to as the "Battle of Hsuchow", using the Chinese Postal Map Romanization
1988
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The Johnson South Reef Skirmish of 1988 (Chinese: 赤瓜礁海战; pinyin: Chìguā jiāo hǎizhàn; Vietnamese: Hải chiến Trường Sa?) was a naval battle that took place between Chinese and Vietnamese forces over Johnson South Reef in the Spratly Islands on March 14, 1988.
221 BC
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if Alexander the Great attacked from the west into China, the first state to encounter would probably be Qin, the most war-like and powerful military state at that time...
1453
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Differences:
Rome was more severe (no culture remained, no unifying characteristic)
Han China's was less severe, the underlying bureaucracy remained and order was restored by the Sui and T'ang
Christianity remained in Rome, Rome was center of Catholic Church
Confucianism became less popular with Buddhism
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Invasions (both invaded by Huns)
landlords were greedy, rulers were corrupt, peasants abused
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The major difference between Chinese and Western culture is that China is an oriental country, and its traditional culture is completely different from western heritage. Chinese culture is older than 5000 years, and Chinese people have developed their own music, musical instruments, painting techniques, traditional Chinese medicine, and not to forget, cooking methods etc – completely different and unique when compared to Western culture.
1000 BC
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China was a bad place more like a bunch of deaths caused by nothing at all!
800 Bc
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China sarts killing everyone they find not wearing chinese clothes
500 BC
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500 BC
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Chine is a terrible place at this time. nobody liked to be in china at this time cause it was very stupid
221 BC
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Qin Shi Huang assumed the throne, conquered neighboring city-states, and unified China. He founded the Qin Dynasty, which lasted only until 206 B.C. Today, he is best-known for his tomb complex in Xian, which houses the incredible Army of Terracotta Warriors.
15 BC
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General Tso comes up with greatest chicken sauce recipe!!!
1 BC
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500 AD
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This was not even a chinese man he just sold china silverware and other things in chine hahaha
600
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Everyone In china was dieing because of random pot holes so when the pushed there carts around they would fall and land on sharp objests that they have bought that day
1271
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the Mongolian Kublai Khan (grandson of Genghis) established the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368). The Mongols subjugated other ethnic groups including Han Chinese, and were overthrown by the Han Ming
1400
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Industry and agriculture are the largest sectors, producing more than 60 per cent of China's GDP, and employing over 70 per cent of the work force. China exports $1.2 billion U.S. in consumer electronics, office machinery, and apparel, as well as some agricultural produce each year.
1402
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1500
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nobody likes old people in china so they try to kill them all
1500
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Old Man Gets shot down by 7 chinese men while walking home from the farm
1786
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1839
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1841
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1842
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Signing of Treaty on Nanking by China and Great Britain, marking end of the First Opium War
1844
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1856
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1858
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1865
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1867
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1887
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1896
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1896
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1900
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1901
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1911
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1913
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1919
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1920
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1921
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1922
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1930
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The Wushe Incident of 1930 was the last major uprising against colonial Japanese forces in Taiwan.
1937
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The Mukden Incident was an early event in the Second Sino-Japanese War, although full-scale war would not start until 1937.
1938
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The Second Sino-Japanese War (July 7, 1937 – September 9, 1945) was a military conflict fought between the Republic of China and the Empire of Japan
1949
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On October 1, 1949 the founding of the ‘People's Republic of China’ was certified in Beijing.
1956
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1960
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In the early 1960s State President Liu Shaoqi and his party General Secretary Deng Xiaoping took over the reigns and adopted realistic economic policies, which clashed with Mao's vision.
1970
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Nominally a socialist republic, since the 1970s the PRC has remade its economy into a capitalist powerhouse.
1980
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In 1980 the reformist Sichuan party chief Zhao Ziyang and as party General Secretary took over the charge.
1989
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In 1989 there were growing economic hardship caused by high inflation set the ground for a large-scale protest movement by students intellectuals and other parts of a disaffected urban population.
1997
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Adam is born wanting to be a Chinese man that lives in deep mountains in china when older!
1997
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After the death of Deng in 1997, President Jiang Zemin and other members slowly took over control of the day-to-day functions of government.
2013
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Selbo this project was completely terrible
2014
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China invades world owning everyone in the world
present
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Present
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Over the past 25 years, China has had the fastest-growing major economy in the world, with annual growth of more than 10 per cent.
Present
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