Archaeologists have learned much about society, architecture, farming, and technology in ancient China. Society was strictly organized with emperors at the top making rules, and ranks descending from dukes to barons to landowners and scholars. Cities and buildings were carefully planned according to design principles. Farming methods depended on region, with rice grown in south China and millet in north China. Legacies of ancient China include inventions like the compass, gunpowder, printing, and paper. Architecture featured homes and temples reflecting social status and the influence of Buddhism over time.

2. Introduction
Archeologist know a lot about
Legacies, Architecture, Farming and structure of society
in Ancient China.

3. structured for society in
ancient china
In Ancient China they had emperor, the emperor had made
the rules that for soldiers and people. In Ancient China
built there cities and there buildings they carefully planned
there town. In Ancient China they always measure they
people market because they want to be the same or not
higher one. In Ancient China the Chinese nobles had various
ranks from dukes at the top to he barons and at the bottom.
Before the time of the emperor the structure of society was:
king, dukes, barons, smaller landowner and the last one is
the scholars.

4. Legacies in ancient china
In Ancient China the four great inventions is compass,
gunpowder, printing and the last one is writing. Paper was
invented in 105CE and printing on paper 500 years later. In
Ancient China gun powder could make rocket to war and also can
be used for fireworks. Some in Ancient China doctor had used
acupuncture and we still use it today.

5. Architecture in ancient china
In Ancient China they emperor also built themselves a capital cities. All the
buildings in Ancient China were designed to be built north to south. In
Ancient China the door faced south. The home of rich people was so
different then the poor people home because some of them had an gardens
or do not had gardens. Rich people had roofs and hard floors but poor people
had thatch roofs and dirt floors. The architects began to put animal statues
on the top of the home. After Buddhism came to China it played a big in
architecture. Many towers and temples were built for Buddhism.

6. Farming in Ancient China
In the south China most of them are poor people. They grew rice
and fruit. The fruits were pears and oranges and were grown in
the orchards. They could not grow rice in the north so they grow
millet. In Ancient China they used oxen for farming. The oxen pull
the plow. In Ancient China they had hemp, hemp can be grown
for making clothes.

7. Conclusion
Legacies, farming, the structure of society and
architecture were important in Ancient China because
they needed all of these to live peacefully.

8. Reference list
AUTHOR DATE TITLE
Deady and Dubois 2004 The ancient china (orange)
Jane Shuter 1998 The Ancient Chines (black)
Cole Degen 2005 Ms. Frizzle adventure imperial china
Jane Shuter 1998 The Ancient Chines (write)
Philip Steele 1998 Chines Empire (blue)
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