Under confucianism it was possible for a person born into a lower class to rise to a higher class. true or false?

Although in essence Confucianism established that a person´s place in society should be kept, thus, a person should be happy to stay, and perform the expected roles of his/her place within society, and not seek to move from it, during the Han dynasty, which was the first Chinese ruling family to apply Confucianism state-wide in China, merit became the norm for people to gain social mobility and notoriety, rather than birth. As such, from the Han Emperor Wu a system of meritocracy, rather than heredity, was established in China as a form to gain social notoriety, and thus move in society. So, in essence, the correct answer to the question, would be: True.

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6.3%

explanation:

the acceptance rate for yale university is 6.3%. this means that only 6 percent of people who apply actually get accepted!