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This was a group of nomadic warriors. The Chinese learned methods of harnessing horses, use of saddles and stirrups, techniques of building bridges from this group. Which group is being referred to here?
This was a group of nomadic warriors. The Chinese learned methods of harnessing horses, use of saddles and stirrups, techniques of building bridges from this group. Which group is being referred to here?
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The correct option is C Huns
Han was a Chinese Dynasty which was also successful in driving the Huns away. Huns were a nomadic warrior tribe, master equestrians who reportedly revered horses and sometimes slept on horseback. The Chinese learnt methods of harnessing horses, use of saddles and stirrups, techniques of building bridges and mountain roads, and seafaring which enriched the Han empire.
Han was a Chinese Dynasty which was also successful in driving the Huns away. Huns were a nomadic warrior tribe, master equestrians who reportedly revered horses and sometimes slept on horseback. The Chinese learnt methods of harnessing horses, use of saddles and stirrups, techniques of building bridges and mountain roads, and seafaring which enriched the Han empire.
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