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When the Han Dynasty came to power in the second century B.C., it decentralized the government and set up feudal states for which of these reasons?
A.
to set up a federal republic
B.
to weaken anyone who would oppose them
C.
to reward wartime allies with land
D.
to take control of agriculture
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C. to reward wartime allies with land
When Liu Bang (Emperor Gaozu) founded the Han, he granted fiefs to relatives and supporters who’d helped him win power to secure their loyalty. (This arrangement later led to powerful regional princes and the central government moved to curb them after uprisings like the Rebellion of the Seven States.)
When Liu Bang (Emperor Gaozu) founded the Han, he granted fiefs to relatives and supporters who’d helped him win power to secure their loyalty. (This arrangement later led to powerful regional princes and the central government moved to curb them after uprisings like the Rebellion of the Seven States.)
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