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221 BCE - 206 BCE
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Unification of China under an emperor
206 BCE - 220
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A golden age for a united China. Ended by corruption of the goverment.
589 - 618
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reunification of China. Heavy taxes led to unrest and a struggle for power.
618 - 907
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Economic developmment and growth;many inventions and disccoveries. Peasent rebellions and battles between generals ended the Tang Dynasty.
960 - 1279
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Economic development and growth; many inventions and discoveries. The Mongols attacked China ending the Song Dynasty and taking over almost all of Asia.
1368 - 1644
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Opening up of China to Foreign influences at the start of the dynasty, because the Bureacracy became set in its ways and its inabilty to adapt contrubuted to the fall of the Ming Dynasty.
907 - 960
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A period of chaos and divison.
907 - 970
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A period of chaos and divison
1279 - 1368
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Control of China by foreigners.