Tang & Song China
China's golden ages: gunpowder, printing, the compass, and the world's most advanced economy.
Key Questions
- 1Why did China lead the world in innovation during this period?
- 2How did the civil service exam system create a meritocracy?
- 3What was the impact of foot-binding on Chinese women?
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