What are some of the characteristics of life underneath the Han empire? Group of answer choices A, Cities and markets were lively places with goods produced with iron and bronze. B, To fight peasant poverty the government kept the taxes on peasants low, and provided relief in times of famine.

The Han Dynasty is often referred to as the Golden Age in Ancient China because of major cultural establishments and a long prosperous reign. It began in 206 BC and ended in 220 AD. This period in Chinese history saw significant scientific inventions, most notable among which is the paper.