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Which dynasty reunified China in the Post-Classical era?
Which dynasty reunified China in the Post-Classical era?
- Sui (correct)
- Tang
- Han
- Song
What led to the fall of the Han Dynasty in China?
What led to the fall of the Han Dynasty in China?
- Popularity of Buddhism and Daoism
- Political fragmentation
- Rise of powerful families
- Invasion by nomads from the north (correct)
Which two dynasties followed the Sui dynasty in China?
Which two dynasties followed the Sui dynasty in China?
- Han and Tang
- Yuan and Ming
- Song and Yuan
- Tang and Song (correct)
What environmental changes occurred in China after the fall of the Han Dynasty?
What environmental changes occurred in China after the fall of the Han Dynasty?
What is the length of China's canal system during the Post-Classical era?
What is the length of China's canal system during the Post-Classical era?
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Unification of China
- The Sui Dynasty reunified China in the Post-Classical era after a period of fragmentation.
Fall of the Han Dynasty
- Contributing factors to the decline included political corruption, land distribution issues, and social instability.
- Internal strife and peasant revolts weakened central authority and contributed to disintegration.
Successor Dynasties to the Sui
- The Tang Dynasty succeeded the Sui, followed by the Song Dynasty, enhancing cultural and economic prosperity.
Environmental Changes Post-Han
- Climate fluctuations led to agricultural challenges, with periods of drought and flooding affecting food production.
- Population movements and nomadic invasions contributed to destabilization and alteration of traditional farming practices.
Length of Canal System
- China's canal system during the Post-Classical era measured approximately 1,200 kilometers, facilitating trade and communication.
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