During the Golden Age, the Chinese leadership practiced a policy of isolationism. Which is the best reason this was policy?

The country was self sufficient in all needs.

The leaders believed they were the center of the world and all other countries were inferior.

The leaders believed all other countries should model the practices of China.

Chinese leadership did not know of other countries of the world to interact with.

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During the Golden Age, the Chinese leadership practiced a policy of isolationism. Which is the best reason this was policy?

The country was self sufficient in all needs.

The leaders believed they were the center of the world and all other countries were inferior.

The leaders believed all other countries should model the practices of China.

Chinese leadership did not know of other countries of the world to interact with.

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Adyson Proctor · Answer 1

The answer is Chinese in the golden age had everything they needed to live properly. The approach of nonintervention is a strategy of staying separated from the issues or interests of different gatherings, particularly the political undertakings of different nations.

Jonathan Curtis · Answer 2

the best reason for the Chinese leadership to practiced a policy of isolationism would be: The country was self sufficient in all needs. China has the largest area and population in the world. That country has a vast amount of both material resources and labor resources and they pretty much do not need other countries to fulfill all their needs