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"Blood for the Drums": The Triumph of Shi-Huangdi

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""Blood for the Drums": The Triumph of Shi-Huangdi." Calliope: China's First Emperor: Shi-Huangdi. Volume 8 (1997).
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1421: The Year China Discovered America

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1421: The Year China Discovered America, Wallace, David. PBS (Direct).

Using location photography and beautifully crafted dramatic reconstruction, the two part documentary begins by telling the story of the known voyages of Zheng He. In the second part, the programme examines Menzies's evidence that he claims is proof that the Chinese discovered America long before Columbus.

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1911

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1911, Chan, Jackie, and Li Zhang.
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1989: A Critical Turning Point in Chinese History: Economic and Political Implications

Submitted by Emily McAdam of Litchfield High School on January 17, 2013
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1989: A Critical Turning Point in Chinese History is a series of lessons to come at the end a unit on China. High school students investigate the evolution of China's government and economy from 1989 to the present through a variety of sources. They support a complex answer to the Essential Question (To what extent has the Tiananmen Square (June 4th) Incident shaped Chinese government and economy?) orally and in writing.

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