Asked by nobody

Why is there a historical debate surrounding the Great Wall of China?

A.
The Great Wall was successful at keeping invaders out, but it was a costly project to build.

B.
The emperor's advisors refused to build the Great Wall although it proved to be a success.

C.
The cruelty of the emperor caused suffering although the Great Wall was an achievement in defense.

D.
The Great Wall today is considered an eyesore, although it was necessary in the emperor's time.
Answered by Damon
Well I would say none of the above but I guess you could say A because it did make some invaders ride further. The emperor did build it partially to distract the internal troublemakers so there is some validity to B. I cannot resist a link:
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2019-01-18/failure-of-china-s-great-wall-has-lessons-for-u-s-border-debate
Answered by Babe
I think the answer is A but I am not sure.
Answered by Leo Cortez
Yes I think it’s A
Answered by Lacey
I think it's A but idk
Answered by Asher
(in 6 grade connexus) it's C not a!!
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