How did the Han government differ from the Qin government?
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The Han revived Confucian learning suppressed by the Qin.
The Han revived Confucian learning suppressed by the Qin.
The Han imposed harsher laws than the Qin.
The Han imposed harsher laws than the Qin.
The Han created a more centralized government than the Qin.
The Han created a more centralized government than the Qin.
The Han encouraged trade less than the Qin.
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The Han revived Confucian learning suppressed by the Qin.
The Han dynasty is known for reestablishing Confucianism as the foundation of its government, in contrast to the Qin dynasty, which had suppressed Confucian teachings in favor of Legalism.
One of the most lasting contributions to China by the Han dynasty was the Silk Road. On it, the Chinese received goods and ideas and traded silk and other commodities.
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One of the most lasting contributions to China by the Han dynasty was the Silk Road. On it, the Chinese received horses and traded silk.
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They could not then organize with their family and friends against the emperor.
This policy helped prevent local officials from leveraging personal ties to undermine the central authority of the emperor.
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