Question

The map shows the territories of the dynasties that ruled China during the Middle Ages. What can you infer about China during the Middle Ages based on the map? map showing the rule of the Sui, Tang, and Song dynasties A. The Chang River connected the northern and southern parts of China during the Middle Ages. B. The Sui dynasty conquered most of the Asian continent during the Middle Ages. C. The Song dynasty created the Grand Canal System in China during the Middle Ages. D. The Tang dynasty was the most successful empire in China during the Middle Ages.

Answer 1

I believe that a combination of conquest and trade enabled both the Tang dynasty and the Han dynasty to spread over a larger territory.

The second Tang ruler, Taizong, strengthened the military, which probably helped the Tang conquer several weaker governments. The Silk Road opened up several trade routes, which allowed the Tang to travel to both nearby and distant places. The trade route may have also contributed to the spread of the Tang.

Similar to the Tang dynasty, the Han dynasty also boasted a powerful military. The military enabled the Han dynasty to conquer many weaker states and extend its empire. The Han dynasty also helped expand the Silk Road trade route, opening doors for trade and the exchange of ideas between China and other countries.

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Answer 2

D. The Tang dynasty was the most successful empire in China during the Middle Ages.

Step-by-step explanation:

Although you did not put the map, we can say that the Tang dynasty was the most successful dynasty in Medieval China, being considered the golden period of China. This is due to the great territorial expansion that allowed China to dominate a large part of the Asian continent. In addition, the Tang dynasty is responsible for vast artistic, literary, scientific growth and strong military power, in addition to having been successful in rebuilding important cities like Chang´na and Luoyang.