The Roman Empire and Han China were similar in:
(B) They both used a strong centralized government to control a large area.
<h3>Further explanation</h3>
At the height of their power, these two great empires controlled most of the world.
- The Roman Empire controlled the Western world, from Scotland in the North to the Sahara desert in the South.
- China Han controlled the Eastern world, from Kyrgyzstan in the West to Korea in the East, and North of Vietnam in the South.
They both had famous emperors who marked history. They were:
- Wudi for Han China, who ruled between 141 and 87 BC. AD.
- Julius Caesar for the Romans, who ruled between 65 and 44 BC. AD.
These two great emperors had all the powers and ruled from the cities that were the center of their empires.
- Rome, the current capital of Italy for the Roman Empire.
- Chang'an, the current city of Xi'an for China Han.
The explanation of why other answers are wrong:
(A): The two empires were polytheistic. They believed in many gods, but religion was not the main way that helped them to govern.
(C): Modern Iran has never been under the control of these two empires.
(D) The Roman Empire and Han China were not isolated. There were a lot of trades between them across the Silk Road.
<h3>Learn more</h3>
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- Justinian’s code: brainly.com/question/5344838
- Peloponnesian War: brainly.com/question/1088208
<h3>Answer details</h3>
Subject: History
Chapter: Roman Empire
Keywords: Han China, the Roman Empire, the Silk Road, the similarity between the Roman empire and China Han.
