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Fall of the Han

Q and A for fall of the Han Dynasty

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What challenges did the Han face during their rule? Natural Disasters, cattle plagues, locusts, droughts, floods, and earthquakes.
Over the course of almost 200 years, how would the Han fall? They would fall from the increase in cost to recover from the disasters they suffered from.
Tribal groups along the borders of China were viewed how by the Han? They were viewed as inferior to the Han and would be mistreated and by ready to fight against if it meant war.
How did driving off the Xiongnu make the situation with tribal groups much harder? The Xiongnu deterred other tribal groups from attacking China, this made invasion more possible for the other tribal groups.
In 100 CE, how would taxation be harder to maintain for the Han? The rich elites would contribute less and less to taxes, some small farmers would work for these elites; not having to pay for taxes.
Who were the Eunuchs, and how were they loyal to the king? Eunuchs were a group of elites who were castrated and without any family only served the emperor.
184 CE saw the Yellow Turban Revolt, why did conflict happen like this? The emperor was seen as both weak and corrupt, sparking a series of both rebellions and protests.
Who would be the next ruler of China after the death of Emperor Ling? A boy named Liu Bian would be Emperor Shao.
Describe what happened during He Jin's rule, how did he die? He Jin would go against the eunuchs, but would be assassinated by them.
What would proceed to happen after the death of He Jin? Many different people from different Kingdoms would attempt to take over the throne, each failing after another.
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