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Agricultural societies dominated China by 5000 BCE everywhere east of the Wei River Valley all the way to the North China Plain. Millet was grown away from the forrest in areas with enough water and people domesticated dogs, pigs, and chickens. They still, however, relied on hunting for game and gathering plants for food. The people lived in groups of one room houses made of earth with clay or thatch roofs. They knitted fibers with the help of spinning wheels and decorated pottery with art. Since

their differences.People despite different upbringing have a common goal in both China and Greece such as putting in a structure for people to follow and to have a faith based on facts. Both civilizations are considered unique because they did not produce religions but instead philosophies.Women are seen as unequal to men in both civilizations even though that in Athens women had some rights they were not nearly equal to men. Both civilizations are a great distances apart therefore trade was not always

Zheng He and Ferdinand Magellan led two very different expeditions due to a number of factors including resources and the treatment of natives. Both men were strong leaders, although they both had different trust levels with their commanders. Zheng He had plentiful resources, although he was not as cautious with resources as he could be. Magellan started his journey with very little, probably leading to his demise. Overall, Zheng He and Magellan started with varying levels of resources and trust

historically known dynasty. It ruled China from 2200-1750 B.C.E. by Yu and his son (Judge and Langdon, 2016).The Xia dynasty controlled/ruled many of the cities and towns along side of China’s yellow river. They created many palaces, tombs and paved the roads of China. The Xia dynasty is responsible for creating the early bronze tools and weapons. Through scholarly arguments it is believed that the Xia dynasty was a mythological dynasty that never existed. They ruled China up until they were overthrown

the past couple centuries. From the age of foot binding to communism today, women have had to adjust repeatedly to the changing values and customs of China. Women have been bound by obedience and traditions. From centuries ago, men have been considered the core of the family. Early records of women only exist to indicate the problems they created for men. Confucius greatly influenced the role of women in their family. He emphasized family virtues like filial piety. Women 's roles were mostly kinship

Rome and Han China had a lot in common ,but at the same token they had a lot of differences. Some similarities were that they both where very advanced during their time and they both also controlled a large portion of the world during peak. One difference is how gender roles where very different between the empire and the dynasty. Rome and Han China where very advanced for their time period. One thing that Han China and Rome where pretty advanced in was architecture some examples are the aqueducts

was known as the “glorious revolution” as institutions in silk, porcelain, & flax production flourished, Navigational & shipbuilding led the world, and “Golden age” of arts & literature, in which china became more aware of the outside universe through astronomy & geography, gave a cultural impact on china. In the song dynasty, the development of large cities, population growth, and the revival of confucianism provided patriarchal restrictions for women, as seen in practices like foot

Both Rome and China have similar and varying cultural aspects. Rome and China both were very efficient cultures, which produced many new inventions that benefitted the world around them. Both cultures were heavily influenced by their beliefs, and those beliefs also influenced the ways they celebrated, or participated in the arts. While both cultures contributed to the world around them, both cultures shared strong belief systems that led to cultural celebrations and artistic endeavors, they still

Western imperialism had an effect on many countries, three of them being China, the Ottoman Empire, and Japan. During the imperialization, Japan proves to be the most successful economically, politically, culturally, and socially. Economically, for all three countries, there were hardships faced but Japan encountered the most success. When looking at China, they had a rapidly growing in population. However, the population growth was detrimental because there was “no Industrial Revolution that

in Asian countries, it is important to understand the political events of the time and how this influences the domains of men and women. Each evolvement of a country, through a political sphere, seeks a new identity and thus helps correlates the understanding of the changing definition of femininity and masculinity. This interrelation is illustrated in countries such as China and Japan, where both adheres to the notion of Confucian teaching and both countries undergo rapid ramifications, ideals of