What happened as a result of increased trade during the tang and song dynasties? a. interaction with other empires resulted in military conflicts. b. the demand for more goods was too great and farmers couldn't keep up with production. c. the economy prospered and experienced growth in many different industries. d. the production of copper coins increased to keep up with the demands of trade.

The Tang and Song dynasties are well considered as Chinese Golden Ages throughout history.

The trade connected major cities in China; the use of paper money facilitated important affairs like the Silk Road, and some milestones like the introduction of tea drinking, and inventions such as gunpowder, the compass, printing and other achievements in many areas.

Thereby the correct answer is (C): The economy prospered and experienced growth in many different industries

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the government closely monitored its finances to avoid another financial collapse.