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Wednesday, October 28, 2009 / 12:11 AM History
CHAPTER 10: EXTERNAL THREATSPage 181- Recap questions Q: How different and/or similar were the people of ancient India, China and Southeast Asia in responding to external threats.ANS: They had a similarity of buliding physical barriers which was one of the most effective and efficient way of defending rival armies from entering their kingdom. Diplomacy was also a similarity among them. All the kingdoms gave tributes to the larger kingdoms that protected them from rival kingdoms. They also had welcome trade from other lands so as to bulid up relationships. Weapons was an essiantial for every army. However, as the level of technology was differed in the lands, some could only use axes to attack their enemies while other more developed and technology advanced countries would make use of gunpowder etc to make weapons
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Wednesday, October 28, 2009 / 12:11 AM ♥
CHAPTER 10: EXTERNAL THREATSPage 181- Recap questions Q: How different and/or similar were the people of ancient India, China and Southeast Asia in responding to external threats.ANS: They had a similarity of buliding physical barriers which was one of the most effective and efficient way of defending rival armies from entering their kingdom. Diplomacy was also a similarity among them. All the kingdoms gave tributes to the larger kingdoms that protected them from rival kingdoms. They also had welcome trade from other lands so as to bulid up relationships. Weapons was an essiantial for every army. However, as the level of technology was differed in the lands, some could only use axes to attack their enemies while other more developed and technology advanced countries would make use of gunpowder etc to make weapons
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