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Grade: Middle School

Subject: History

Chapter: Chinese Dynasty

Keywords: The Forbidden, City, given, name, because, home, emperor, his, family, Surrounded, stone, wall, twenty-five, feet high, native-born, people, allowed, live, there, trade, allowed, only, within, city, boundaries.

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