1. Ancient China 1700-220 B.C.E By Pejman, Pratiti, Sheta and Lord Ted

2. Geographical Placement

4. China used to be much smaller

5. Was split into inner + outer china

6. Did not join till 1600

7. Inner china was good farming

8. Outer china good for herding

9. Outer china included north + west

10. also south west Himalayas

11. inner china south + west

13. Physical Features Himalayas are officially part of China The Taklimakan dessert is the largest dessert in china The 3rd largest country in the world The Tibiten Plateau covering ¼ of China 2 major rivers begin in the plateau the Huang He and the Chang Jiang Facing the Pacific ocean and Japan

14. Development of the Civilization Rivers allowed the civilization to develop because towns and cities were made along the rivers, especially Huang He because the river was good for fish, silt (a really good soil for farms), and even for trade boats because the Huang He was a large river. The Chang Jiang is also known for Long River so it was used for trade. Farming was also good along the Chang Jiang because land was good and water needed was taken from that river.

15. Development of the Civilization People built there houses beside mines in Ancient China because it had all the riches inside that also allowed china to develop as a civilization. The ocean was also a big part in the development of the civilization because it was a good food resource such as fishes. It was also a trade port because they could go from the ocean the straight in to one of the rivers.

16. Thank You By Pejman, Pratiti, Sheta and Lord Ted 1700-220 B.C.E

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