One way in which the Han' dynasty and the Roman

Empire were similar is that both tarneamonte

(1) governed large areas around the

Mediterranean Sea

(2) created democratic societies in which people

elected their government officials

(3) developed a social system in which great

equality existed

(4) promoted unity and communication by

building a strong system of roads

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12 February, 16:54

One way in which the Han' dynasty and the Roman

Empire were similar is that both tarneamonte

(1) governed large areas around the

Mediterranean Sea

(2) created democratic societies in which people

elected their government officials

(3) developed a social system in which great

equality existed

(4) promoted unity and communication by

building a strong system of roads

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Jefferson Franklin · Answer 1

4. They both proms toed unity and cummuinication by building a strong system of roads.

Belen · Answer 2

4, promoted unity and communication by building a strong system roads, the Roman roads that spanned across the Roman Empire, and the Han dynasty's "Silk Roads" in which trade occurred throughout Asia and Europe.