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Elena-2011 [213]
3 years ago
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What factors made the Tang capital of Chang'an a center of culture and trade? Select all that apply. A. It welcomed foreigners a

nd their beliefs. B. It based its trade on the merit What factors made the Tang capital of Chang'an a center of culture and trade? Select all that apply. A. It welcomed foreigners and their beliefs. B. It based its trade on the merit system. C. It was the center of silk production. D. It was located at one end of the Silk Road. E. It was located on the South China Sea.system. C. It was the center of silk production. D. It was located at one end of the Silk Road. E. It was located on the South China Sea.
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Charra [1.4K]3 years ago
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It welcomed foreigners and their beliefs.

It was located at one end of the Silk Road.

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