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China under th Han dynasty and the Roman Empire were similar in that both grew wealthy because they.....

-developed extenive trade networks
-encouraged democratic ideals
-established free-market economies
-created classless societies

Right. The way to get rich is to trade with others.

is it developed extensive trade networks?

they developed extensive trade routes. you’re welcome

i am such a big blonde when it comes to global....ik its deff not encouraged democratic ideals

What does your book say about democratic ideals in the Han Dynasty and the Roman Empire?

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Did you know?

Did you know that China under the Han dynasty and the Roman Empire both experienced periods of great wealth? One of the reasons for their prosperity is that they developed extensive trade networks, allowing them to connect with distant regions and benefit from the exchange of goods and ideas. Additionally, both civilizations encouraged democratic ideals, giving their citizens a voice in decision-making processes. Another key factor contributing to their economic success was the establishment of free-market economies, where individuals had the freedom to engage in commerce and pursue entrepreneurship. Interestingly, both China and Rome strove for classless societies, aiming to reduce social disparities and create a fairer distribution of wealth. These parallels shed light on the remarkable similarities between two distant and influential civilizations.