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In what year was Qin Shi Huang born?

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The answer is 260BC

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What age was Qin Shi Huang when he succeeded his father and became King of Qin?

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He was 12 and a half, the year was 247BC

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In what year did Qin Shi Huang achieve his aim of creating a Chinese empire?

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The answer is 221BC, he was a hugely formidable, harsh and violent emperor

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The emperor wanted to create a magnificent tomb for himself, to ensure that he was protected in the afterlife. How many workers were involved in creating the Terracotta Army?

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The tomb is the same size as which sports playing area?

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What were the tallest figures in the Terracotta Army?

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How many chariots are estimated to have been found in the pits?

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How many years did it take the workers to build the Terracotta Army?

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When was the Terracotta Army discovered?

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Who discovered the Terracotta Army?

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Farmers discovered the tomb when they were digging a water well

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In which London museum were 120 objects from the mausoleum and 12 terracotta warriors displayed between 2007-2008?

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The British Museum had to extend opening times until midnight on Thursdays and Saturdays to cope with the popularity and interest in the exhibition.

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Qin Shi Huang believed in Legalism. What does this mean?

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Anyone who disagreed with the emperor would be punished, usually by death

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