Qin Shi Huang's Leadership: The Great Wall Of China

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Qin Shi Huang period of leadership has gone down in history as very memorable but mainly for all the wrong reasons, often described as harsh and inhumane. His most famous contributions to China's history during his reign was the development of The Great Wall of China, his tomb and China's increase in fortune. In detail he showed his evil leadership many of times. Most of the rules he made were for China's safety but some didn't work like he thought they would, and some worked too well.

For example, he made a spy system that enlisted each and every person of China. If they turned in people who weren't obeying his rules they got rewards, but if they never turned anyone in Qin took it as a breach of his ruling and either killed them
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