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Chapter 7 Section 2. Life in. By: Mrs. Deborah Thompson. Early Chinese society had three main social classes: landowning aristocrats, farmers, and merchants. A social class includes people who share a similar position is society. Main Idea:.

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Chapter 17: Asia in Transition

Chapter 17: Asia in Transition. Ming Foreign Policy. Chinese were the most Skilled sailors in the world. Build large sturdy ships called Junks: Some were more than 400 feet long. Ming emperor financed A fleet that sailed across Indian Ocean Fleet reached the Arabian Peninsula

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Chapter 17: Asia in Transition

Chapter 17: Asia in Transition. Ming Foreign Policy. Chinese were the most Skilled sailors in the world. Build large sturdy ships called Junks: Some were more than 400 feet long. Ming emperor financed A fleet that sailed across Indian Ocean Fleet reached the Arabian Peninsula

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FrontPage : Turn in your 16.2 study guide.

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Chapter 7 Section 4 The Han Dynasty

Chapter 7 Section 4 The Han Dynasty. The Han Dynasty.

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Jiang Shixue Chinese Academy of Social Sciences jiangsx@cass.org.cn

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China Study Guide

China Study Guide. Mrs. M. Brown. C. According to the Mandate of Heaven, leaders were selected and allowed to rule as long as _______. A. everyone agreed with the rules B. nobles were in charge C. leaders acted and ruled with virtue.

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Difference Between Chinese and Western Leaders

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How to Invest in China Kevin Liu

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Labor Protests in China

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