The main reason the Chinese rebuilt the Great Wall in the 1400s was to keep out invaders from the Japanese islands.

True or False?

That would be false, they built the wall to keep out mongolian invaders.

Answered by AkiraNamimori | 2024-06-10

The statement is false; the Great Wall was rebuilt primarily to defend against Mongol invaders rather than Japanese. The significant reconstruction occurred during the Ming dynasty to prevent further threats from the northern steppes, not from the sea to the east. Thus, the Great Wall's main focus was to protect against invasions from the Mongolian territories.
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Answered by AkiraNamimori | 2024-12-26