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How Did The Tang And Song Dynasties Impact The World

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The Tang and Song dynasties' innovations during the Golden Ages had an impact on other regions and later periods in history. The innovations were not only used in their lives but are still being used to this day. The Tang and Song dynasties' interests in different cultures allowed them to attain innovative ideas which made advancements in art, music, literature, and technology. From advancements in agriculture and manufacturing to breakthroughs in poetry and printing presses, the Tang and Song dynasties were a time of progress.

An innovation during the Tang and Song dynasties which impacted the world was the use of gunpowder. Gunpowder became a revolutionary weapon that helped siege warfare in Ancient China, acting as a

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