Choose: horses, iron, gunpowder, or bronze
and traded
Choose: wool, silk, ivory, or Buddhism
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The Chinese received horses and traded silk.
Historically, the Silk Road facilitated trade between China and other regions, allowing the exchange of silk for valuable goods like horses, which were particularly traded from Central Asia and the steppes.
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They could not then organize with their family and friends against the emperor.
This policy was designed to prevent corruption and ensure that officials remained loyal to the central government rather than to local connections or groups that could potentially threaten the emperor's power.
