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What conditions led to China's golden age under the han?
Success in war, economic growth, and education led to good times for the Han Empire.
What contributed to the fall of the Han Dynasty in AD 220?
Revolts by various groups led to the Han dynasty's collapse.
What contributed most to the fall of the Han Dynasty in AD 220?
Revolts by various groups led to the Han dynasty's collapse.
What contributed to most of the fall of the Han dynasty in AD 220?
Revolts by various groups led to the Han dynasty's collapse.
In what ways did the Han Dynasty show respect for Chinese traditions?
A renewed interest in learning led one Han scholar to record the early history of China. His efforts helped the people of China understand their past.
What series of events led to the fall of the qin dynasty and to the rise of the Han Dynasty?
It was a peasants revolt.
In what way did the Han Dynasty show a respect for Chinese traditions?
A renewed interest in learning led one Han scholar to record the early history of China. His efforts helped the people of China understand their past.
What events led to the fall of the qin dynasty and to the rise of the Han Dynasty?
when Qin Shi Huangdi (the emperor of the Qin) died, his son took over. his son was not a strong ruler. the people of china rebelled against him. The leader of the rebellion took over a emperor of the new dynasty, the Han
What led decline in the prestige of the superpowers?
The lack of money led to their decline.
What was Egypt's decline and fall due to?
The factors that led to the decline of Egypt was a civil war that left Egypt weak and poorly defended. It happened near the end of the New Kingdom.
What led the most directly to the decline of the latin language?
Which led most directly to the decline of the Latin language
Why did chinese dynasties end?
The Dynasty rule covered a vast lifespan around 2000 years. The Han Imperial system was ancient and inefficient. Even with Western Imperialism and Industrial Revolution, China did not change their policies and was stagnating. There as a mass civil disorder in 1905. Poor foreign trade policy and two Opium Wars led to a further decline. It all led to the end of the Chinese dynasties.
