Question
The most prosperous time in the Han Dynasty was under the leadership of Emperor Wudi. The empire extended as far west as Kyrgyzstan and included Vietnam and the Korean Peninsula. This was accomplished by
A.
wars with neighboring kingdoms designed to consolidate Han power.
B.
entering into treaties with the rulers of nearby kingdoms.
C.
extending trade routes along the Silk Road and into the Himalayas.
D.
helping allies who were attacked and then turning against the allies.
A.
wars with neighboring kingdoms designed to consolidate Han power.
B.
entering into treaties with the rulers of nearby kingdoms.
C.
extending trade routes along the Silk Road and into the Himalayas.
D.
helping allies who were attacked and then turning against the allies.
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The correct answer is: **C. extending trade routes along the Silk Road and into the Himalayas.**
While Emperor Wudi did engage in military campaigns to expand the territory of the Han Dynasty, it was particularly his efforts to establish and expand trade routes, including the Silk Road, that significantly contributed to the prosperity and strength of the empire during his reign. The trade routes facilitated commerce, cultural exchange, and interaction with various regions, enhancing the wealth and influence of the Han Dynasty.
While Emperor Wudi did engage in military campaigns to expand the territory of the Han Dynasty, it was particularly his efforts to establish and expand trade routes, including the Silk Road, that significantly contributed to the prosperity and strength of the empire during his reign. The trade routes facilitated commerce, cultural exchange, and interaction with various regions, enhancing the wealth and influence of the Han Dynasty.
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