TED: The Incredible History of China's Terracotta Warriors (video)
UNESCO: Mauseoleum of the First Qin Emperor
National Geographic: Emperor Qin's Tomb
Khan Academy: Terracotta Warriors from the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor of China
Smithsonian Museum: Terracotta Soldiers on the March
British Museum: The First Emperor - China's Terracotta Army
ChinaHighlights: Amazing Facts You Probably Don't Know about the Terracotta Army
Ducksters: The Terracotta Army
Khan Academy: Terracotta Warriors From the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor of China
Quora: Why Did Qin Shi Huang Burn Books and Execute Scholars?
Qin Dynasty: The Burning of the Books and the Burying of the Scholars
Hello World CIV: Qin Shi Huang - Burning Books... and Scholars?
Burning Books and Burying Scholars: On the Policies of the Short-lived Qin Dynasty in Ancient China
Lumen: The Qin Dynasty
Scroll right down towards the bottom for the section 'The Burning of Books'.
FollowCN.com: Was Qin Shi Huang Truly a Tyrant?
EduFocus: Qin Shi Huangdi - The First Emperor of China
BBC News: Qin Shi Huang - The Ruthless Emperor Who Burned Books
Quora: Is Qin Shi Huang Hailed as the Great Unifier of China?
GBTimes: Qin Shi Huang - The Man Who United China
OWLCation: The Achievements and Faults of Qin Shi Huang, the First Emperor of China
Pop Matters: Secrets of China's First Emperor and China's Great Wall
The Independent: The First Emperor - The Megalomaniac Who United China
Biography Online: Qin Shi Huang
British Museum: Qin Shihuangdi - Life and Legacy
Skwirk: A Person - Qin Shi Huang
Lumen Learning: The Qin Dynasty
ChinaHistory.net: The First Emperor of China, Qin Shi Huang (259-210 BC)
Ancient History Encyclopedia: Qin Dynasty
BBC News: The Emperor who Burned Books
First Emperor of China: Death and Human Suffering (video)
National Geographic YouTube: Secrets of the First Emperor (video). Pt.1
There are 5 parts in all, which you can easily find.
The Government of the Qin and Han Empires, 221 BCE-220 CE
The Early Chinese Empires
Skwirk: The Unification of China
Google's Event A: The Unification of China
New World Encyclopedia: Qin Shi Huang
Scroll down to the section 'First Emperor: the Unifier'
Qin Shi Huang's Reforms
Read the first section on Government.
Duckster's: Ancient China: Emperor Qin Shi Huang
Scroll down to the section 'Organising the Empire'
Science Direct: The Formation of the Qin Dynasty
Scroll down to Section 7 'The Architecture of Unification'.
The new central government of Qin introduced a standard set of weights and measures to replace the different series of units used by the separate states. Qin cast in bronze and distributed a large quantity of its own standard units, which are exemplified by the heavy bronze weight shown above. Its inscription records two edicts issued respectively by the First and Second Emperors to enforce use of the standard as well as to document the bronze's own weight, its date and place of manufacture, and the officials and workers involved in its production.
Metropolitan Museum of Art: Inscribed Measures
AschamentombedWarriors: Standardisation - Weights, Coinage, Carts, Writing
Check out the 1st section 'Weights and Coinage'.
