Question

Why did China prosper under the Han dynasty? (1 point)

Responses

The Han valued the merchant class and promoted their work.
The Han valued the merchant class and promoted their work.

The Han dynasty did not interfere in the economy, leading to free trading.
The Han dynasty did not interfere in the economy, leading to free trading.

The Silk Road trading route increased trade.
The Silk Road trading route increased trade.

New crops developed drew additional trade.

Answer 1

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The Han dynasty actively supported and promoted the merchant class, which led to the growth of trade and the prosperity of the economy. Additionally, the Han dynasty implemented policies that did not interfere in the economy, allowing for free trading and economic growth. The establishment of the Silk Road trading route further increased trade opportunities and connected China with other regions, stimulating economic prosperity. Lastly, the development of new crops added to the agricultural output, attracting more trade and contributing to China's overall prosperity under the Han dynasty.