During the First Millennium BCE, China

question 35

Multiple Choice

During the first millennium BCE, China

• A) did not have a consistent government, and there were many debates. Since that time the borders and the strength of the state have also varied, at times controlled by outsiders.
• B) was controlled by a monarchy. Over time, the country showed a consistent increase in strength and size.
• C) expanded its cultural influence on the region, and it was never controlled by outsiders.
• D) was always controlled by outsiders.

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