Question

Match the achievement with the dynasty that accomplished it.

crossbow


wheelbarrow


Great Wall of China

writing system

Qin dynasty


Han dynasty


Zhou dynasty


Shang dynasty

Answer 1

The crossbow was accomplished by the Zhou dynasty, the wheelbarrow by the Han dynasty, the Great Wall of China by the Qin dynasty, and the writing system by the Shang dynasty.

Step-by-step explanation:

The accomplishment of crossbow can be matched with the Zhou dynasty. The Zhou dynasty inherited the knowledge and practices of the Shang dynasty, including the arts of bronze-making and warfare. They further developed and improved upon these technologies, resulting in the invention of the crossbow.

The achievement of the wheelbarrow can be matched with the Han dynasty. The Han dynasty made significant advancements in the field of engineering and transportation. They introduced the wheelbarrow, which greatly improved the efficiency of carrying heavy loads.

The construction of the Great Wall of China can be matched with the Qin dynasty. The Qin dynasty, under the rule of Emperor Qin Shi Huang, initiated the construction of the Great Wall as a means of defense against invading nomadic tribes.

The development of a writing system can be matched with the Shang dynasty. The Shang dynasty created a complex civilization and their signature achievement was the creation of a written script, which was discovered on old turtle shells and other oracle bones.

Answer 2

The Crossbow appeared during the Zhou dynasty invented by Mr. Ch'in of Ch'u around 700 BC; the Wheelbarrow was invented by the prime minister of Shu Han, Zhuge Liang around the "Three Kingdoms" in China at the end of the Han dynasty; the Great Wall of China was built during the era of the first emperor of China Qin Shi Huang, founder of the Qin dynasty; and the writing system was first invented probably simultaneously by both the Olmecs and Mayas around the Gulf of Mexico in "Mesoamerica", and in China with the Shang dynasty.