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26 July, 20:37

How did the invention of rag paper aid the Zhou and Han dynasties?

A. It aided the growing bureaucracies and their need for endless documentation.

B. It allowed the expansion of the philosophy of legalism.

C. It prompted construction designs for the Great Wall of China.

D. It was used with the abacus for all simple math computations.

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