<u>Under the Han the salt and iron industries were:</u>
<em>C. Run as state monopolies. </em>
During their reign, the Han Dynasty (206BCE-220 CE) was constantly threatened by forces who were angered at their constant and high expenses. The Han were asked to lower their taxes, but they decided to enrich themselves instead with iron and salt monopolies. Due to this fact, the Han Dynasty was harshly criticized and condemned regarding their attitudes.
Answer:
fifteen
Explanation:
To answer that, let's list the people:
- Person number 1
- Person number 2
- person number 3
- person number 4
- person number 5
- person number 6
Now let's organize them in a relationship order in which each one relates to different people:
- Person number 1, can relate to person number 2, person number 3, person number 4, person number 5 and person number 6. Totaling 5 relationships.
- Person number 2 can relate to person number 3, person number 4, person number 5 and person number 6. Totaling a total of 4 relationships.
- Person number 3 can relate to person number 4, person number 5 and person number 6. Totaling 3 relationships.
- Person number 4 can relate to person number 5 and people number 6. Totaling 2 relationships.
- Person number 5 and 6 can only relate to one another. Totaling 1 relationship.
Now if we add up the relationship totals for each person (5 + 4 + 3 + 2 + 1), we will realize that it is only possible to have 15 relationships between different people within a group of 6 people.
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