Early Chinese Civ Ppt

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The document provides information about early Chinese civilization, including: - The two main mountain ranges in China are the Himalayan Mountains and Qinling Mountains. - It discusses legends and myths that were important to early Chinese cultures, including the Legend of Yu the Great about controlling floods through agriculture. - The first dynasties of China, the Xia Dynasty and Shang Dynasty, gained control around 1600 BC and used bronze weapons, chariots, and rituals honoring ancestors.

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