Match each dynasty with its qualities or achievements. creation of the Silk Road growth of bureaucracy and Legalism harsh punishments given to those who disobeyed the law introduced the Mandate of Heaven

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i) "Creation of the silk Road"  ; Han dynasty

ii) "Growth of bureaucracy and Legalism" : QIN dynasty

iii) "Harsh punishments given to those who disobeyed the law" : Qin dynasty

iv) "Introduced the mandate of Heaven" : Zhou dynasty

Explanation:

i) "Creation of the silk Road" was achieved/created and maintained  by the Han Dynasty from 130 BC  till around 1453 AD

ii) "Growth of bureaucracy and Legalism" was achieved by Qin dynasty and it also gave out harsh punishments to offenders of the laws of the land .the dynasty lasted around the period of 221 to 207 BC.

iii) "Harsh punishments given to those who disobeyed the law" ; Qin dynasty enforced this punishments during its reign

iv) "Introduced the mandate of Heaven" was introduced by the Zhou dynasty and they introduced the mandate based on the philosophical and spiritual belief that China has one ruler favored by the gods over other members of the society.

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