Why was the Han period considered a Golden Age of Chinese Civilization?
A. Because of the establishment of a Legalist government.
B. Because of the establishment of the silk road.
C. Because of the advances made in ironworking and farming.
D. Because of the advances made in science, medicine, technology, and the arts.

Question

Why was the Han period considered a Golden Age of Chinese Civilization?
A. Because of the establishment of a Legalist government.
B. Because of the establishment of the silk road.
C. Because of the advances made in ironworking and farming.
D. Because of the advances made in science, medicine, technology, and the arts.

krazonix · Answer

is considered a golden age of Chinese civilization; its influence was so great that the majority ethnic group in China is still called the Han. Its founder, Liu Bang (later Emperor Gaozu), was born a peasant.