Classify by dragging and dropping the internal and external factors that led to the decline of the Han dynasty. Each term is used once. (8 points)

Question

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Internal Factors External Factors
Answers:
growing gap between rich and poor.
fighting between provinces and governors for power.
Raids from Mongols.
lack of food.
land distribution issues.
peasant revolts.
raids from Xiongnu.
higher taxes on farmers.

Answer 1

Here’s a classification of the internal and external factors that contributed to the decline of the Han dynasty:

Internal Factors:

• growing gap between rich and poor
• fighting between provinces and governors for power
• lack of food
• land distribution issues
• peasant revolts
• higher taxes on farmers

External Factors:

• Raids from Mongols
• raids from Xiongnu

This classification distinguishes between the factors stemming from within the Han dynasty and those that originated from outside forces.