Which statements correctly describe achievements of the han dynasty? select all correct answers. a. territorial borders were expanded. b. silk was discovered. c. a civil service system based on merit was begun to fill government positions. d. trade with other parts of the world was expanded. e. schools were set up to teach confucian ideas. f. paper was developed.

The statements which correctly describe achievements of the Han dynasty are:

The Han Dynasty was a period in Chinese history and one of the most prosperous periods and dynasties which was characterised by a lot of things which helped advance their civilization.

As a result of this, there were a number of achievements such as the discovery of the Silk Road which expanded trade and brought prosperity, to innovations like paper, education and a civil service system.

Therefore the correct answers are options A B, C E and F

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Achievements of the Han dynasty are territorial borders were expanded, Silk was discovered, a civil service system based on merit was begun to fill government positions, schools were set up to teach Confucian ideas and paper was developed.

Option A, B, C, E & F

Explanation:

The Han Dynasty was one of the most famous dynasties in China and this period was considered as the golden period in the history of China which extended over a period of four centuries from the period of 206 BC to 220 AD.

This dynasty had great and notable achievements like discovering of the silk, paper was invented during the time period of this dynasty and also certain social laws were formed and changes were made which could provide equality to lower and weaker sections of the society.

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