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How did causes of the Han decline exemplify the Chinese idea of the dynastie cycles Multi answers

A.The strong emperor distributed land to rebellious pensant leaders,
B.The aging dynasty could no longer maintain roads and canals,
C.The civil service reorganized to better align with Daoist principles.
D.Natural disasters indicated the dynasty had lost heaven's favor

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Answer:

B D

Step-by-step explanation:

The Han dynasty aged, canals and roads fell into disrepair, a series of natural disasters were seen as evidence of the anger of heaven.

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The correct answers are B and D

Step-by-step explanation:

Since the dynastic cycle is a way of simply putting the rise and fall of dynasties in a way related with the happiness of the gods. D makes sense. Also the dynasty was falling apart from old age and the roads and canals were no longer fixable. *I also took the test*

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