The Greek empire was unorganized and underdeveloped having trouble unifying their group of people as one political group. The Greeks, developing on stony lands, formed on an area with no fertile plains nor irrigating rivers with the mountains separating the entire the land mass into areas with little escape and travel routes. Greece was different than the other european lands around it because of the rocky structure and the people needed to be stronger to survive in the hardships that came with the land versus the fertile lands and rivers in Mesopotamia, Egypt, India, and other land masses surrounding Greece allowed the people of those lands much more laid back style of living. The mountains made it much harder to unify as one by separating
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China out powered every civilization they came up against in battle while having a flourishing economy back in its homelands. China was isolated by forests and rivers. Their was not many ways to get into China which allowed them to stay isolated and build their civilization to a greater quality than many other civilizations because they never had to focus on being attacked. More than often China was the attacker rather than the victim of the attack. As in all great civilizations they always end up becoming vulnerable somewhere down the line and decline drastically. China hit the Age of disunity in about 220 and did not get out of it until about 590. In the West, China was thrown off by inside attacks and great forces trying to break the exterior. China’s military troubles brought massive decline to the learning and trading of China. On the other hand in the East, China was not having very many troubles having established a new religion in buddhism to help with the chaos going on as they spoke. China was able to get back up when they reunited under Yang Jian. He brought China back to power and brought them out of terrible economic crisis’. Yang’s son, Yangdi, brought all his father did to shambles. He destroyed the economy to build himself a palace and live in luxury until murdered in 618. The Chinese reached their highs after this centered around the rivers and Chang’an which had the greatest population of
China out powered every civilization they came up against in battle while having a flourishing economy back in its homelands. China was isolated by forests and rivers. Their was not many ways to get into China which allowed them to stay isolated and build their civilization to a greater quality than many other civilizations because they never had to focus on being attacked. More than often China was the attacker rather than the victim of the attack. As in all great civilizations they always end up becoming vulnerable somewhere down the line and decline drastically. China hit the Age of disunity in about 220 and did not get out of it until about 590. In the West, China was thrown off by inside attacks and great forces trying to break the exterior. China’s military troubles brought massive decline to the learning and trading of China. On the other hand in the East, China was not having very many troubles having established a new religion in buddhism to help with the chaos going on as they spoke. China was able to get back up when they reunited under Yang Jian. He brought China back to power and brought them out of terrible economic crisis’. Yang’s son, Yangdi, brought all his father did to shambles. He destroyed the economy to build himself a palace and live in luxury until murdered in 618. The Chinese reached their highs after this centered around the rivers and Chang’an which had the greatest population of