Pachelbel’s Canon in D is an early example of doo-wop

Ancient India developed the most rigid social hierarchical ordering system of its time, called

A. ostracism. B. caste. C. kowtowing. D. sari.

To the Han dynasty, this distinctive figure represented

a) a means to gaining military prowess and strengthening the empire’s defenses. b) a “heavenly” and mystical creature from whom the rulers gained their power. c) an innovative bronze casting technique mastered by Han artists. d) a shift away from the ancient symbol of the dragon to a new identity for the empire