Sui Dynasty Achievements

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"Although of short duration, the Sui dynasty was one of China's most significant"
Although the Sui Dynasty did not have a long reign they had many accomplishments. The Grand Canal is one of their their biggest accomplishments. It was built so they could trade easier, and get around better and more efficiently. It reached nearly 100 miles to the east, and a 1,400-mile grand canal connecting the Yellow and Yangtze rivers. The Sui also developed granaries, a storehouse for threshed grain.They built the granaries near the capitals and were made to supply the Sui people with a cheap and stable supply of food. The Sui helped in the development of the Great Wall of China, which was very important to the people of China because the great wall provided them with protection from invaders.For these reasons I would agree that “Although of short duration, the Sui dynasty was one of China’s mostsignificant.”
"Chinese civilization reached its apex during the Tang dynasty"
The Tang also had many accomplishments within their 300 year reign.Within this dynasty, aprogram was launched to renew the internal and expand the external. An imperial court established commercial and diplomatic relations with Southeast Asia, similar to foreign relations in our …show more content…

Also known as The Mongols, had won a considerable support from the majority of the Chinese. The people of the north were used to foreign rule. They came to respect the stability, unity, and economic prosperity that the Mongols brought to China. B: The Mongols had brought many things to China including their fighting abilities. They were masters in military tactics. They would use tactics such as luring them into pursuit and then ambushing them with flank attacks. They brought a whole new fighting style to China along with an era of

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