History, 04.07.2019 10:30 christianfielding336

Plz fast it's my last question! (5 point) which of the following explains of how confucius's teaching were used in the han dynasty? the han emperors demanded respect from their subject while forcing them to labor on large projects. the han emperors chose smart, virtuous men to work in the government. the han developed a civil service where "who you knew" was more was more important than "what you knew." han emperors lived lavish lives while disregarding the advice of scholars.

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