The social structure of ancient China evolved over several centuries, likely solidifying sometime in either the second or third century A.D. The social structure was very rigid; there was virtually no possibility of upward (or even downward) mobility. In other words, if your father was a farmer, chances were you were going to be a farmer, too. The genders were not equal in ancient Chinese society either; women were largely domestic creatures, and even aristocratic women were not allowed to attend school. This social structure was reinforced by the revered Chinese thinker, Confucius, who claimed that social structure and rigid order was important if one wanted a peaceful kingdom and a happy society.
It should be mentioned that the one occupation which existed outside the realm of ancient Chinese social structure was the emperor and the royal family. The emperor was often considered ordained by god in ancient Chinese society and, therefore, he did not have to answer to any humans on earth. He expected complete obedience from his subjects and had total control over military affairs.
B. Lords in feudalism
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1. The Tang dynasty was a dynasty of Chinese emperors which
was considered to be a high point in Chinese cultural developments. They
introduced numerous reforms to the land and Buddhism was widely spread and
gained significance. They understood the importance of art and education and it
is considered to be the high time of Chinese poetry
The Song dynasty came a hundred years after the Tang dynasty and they were a
bit more pragmatic. They reformed the economy and developed economy and trading
more and established the first standing navy of the empire. They also cared a
lot about education and science and developed gunpowder and the compass among
other things.
2. The Mongols were a wide group of people who were split into numerous
different groups based on their background. What brought them together was
their tradition which focused on wars and conquering. This was especially
important during the rule of Genghis Khan. They were nomadic warriors who
managed to conquer most of Asia after which they settled in those regions. They
were especially famous for their horses and their relationship with them where
a horse was considered to be an extension of a person as they even slept and
ate on them. They moved a lot out of desire to conquer and spread and grow in
power even more.
3. The great plague spread mostly throughout Europe and
Western parts of Eurasia. It is believed that it started from Italy where ships
carried it there but it is unknown precisely where it came from. It spread from
there throughout Europe going as far away as Scotland in the Northwest, and in
the East it went to what is now Eastern Russia. Places directly affected were
places like London and Venice where the majority of the population was killed.
It spread that far away in just under 5 years.
4. The Steppes are areas characterized by grassland plains and shrublands with
almost no trees at all aside from areas that are found near rivers. They have a
semi-arid and a continental climate with a huge difference between summer and
winter temperature, going from as much as 45 Celsius during summer, to -55
celsius in some areas during winter. The summers are very hot and the winters
are very cold.
Sharing the power makes it so all the power isn't all in one person's hands. It is also harder to corrupt the government because there are more than one people to corrupt.
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The case will be dismissed because Al has a right to hear and respond to the witnesses against him.
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