· Before about 600 B.C.E., chariots were basically the only thing available in Chinese war materials
· Later, after 600 B.C.E., rulers started to create their own armies of soldiers that fought on foot, usually they were made up of peasants
· At about 500B.C.E., a general named Sunzi was the author of a book called Art of War, and it was the world’s first military manual
· The crossbow was invented in China at about 400 B.C.E.
· Gunpowder was supposedly invented in about 900 C.E. and was used for rockets, grenades, and bombs
· Bombs were placed against the wooden opening of the gates of enemy’s cities, which was their strategy
· Later, after 600 B.C.E., rulers started to create their own armies of soldiers that fought on foot, usually they were made up of peasants
· At about 500B.C.E., a general named Sunzi was the author of a book called Art of War, and it was the world’s first military manual
· The crossbow was invented in China at about 400 B.C.E.
· Gunpowder was supposedly invented in about 900 C.E. and was used for rockets, grenades, and bombs
· Bombs were placed against the wooden opening of the gates of enemy’s cities, which was their strategy
