Responses
The Ming Empire rebuilt the Great Wall of China.
The Ming Empire rebuilt the Great Wall of China.
The Ottoman Empire built caravels that significantly aided their ability to traverse difficult terrain.
The Ottoman Empire built caravels that significantly aided their ability to traverse difficult terrain.
The Ottoman Empire had many successes in the arts and architecture, but it lacked improvements in the sciences.
The Ottoman Empire had many successes in the arts and architecture, but it lacked improvements in the sciences.
The Mughal Empire successfully prevented the Portuguese presence along India’s coastlines.
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The most fitting example of a cultural achievement of land-based empires in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries from the responses provided is:
The Ming Empire rebuilt the Great Wall of China.
This illustrates a significant cultural achievement, as the Great Wall is an important symbol of Chinese heritage and reflects the architectural and engineering skills of the time.
