Han society was bound by imperial bureaucracy and ______.
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Under the Han, the salt and iron industries were________
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Which of these would be an example of lacquer?
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a box painted with a protective coating
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a scroll covered in calligraphy
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a carefully designed garden
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a bronze sculpture
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1) Han society was bound by imperial bureaucracy and CONFUCIAN VALUES.
2) Under the Han, the salt and iron industries were RUN AS STATE MONOPOLIES
3) Which of these would be an example of lacquer? A box painted with a protective coating Mrs. Sue, if we mustn’t cheat, why are you here? You clearly wanted an answer, And it’s not cheating, he/she just wanted to check his/her work, dumbo YES 100% THANK YOU THANK YOU 100 what are the answers thank you 100 1. The answer is “B) Confucian values”.
Han society was bound by imperial bureaucracy and “Confucian values”.
Confucianism triumphed over the other “Hundred Schools” in the middle of the Han dynasty and became the official rationality of China because it best met the authoritarian and philosophical needs of the magnificent government. The Confucian belief system focused on devotion, compassion, custom, and supporting the chain of importance. The supreme organization was changed to a model dependent on legitimacy. The common administration exam tested the contestants on their knowledge of Confucian artworks, delivering compelling and productive magnificent directors.
2. The answer is โC) run as state monopoliesโ.
Under the Han, the salt and iron industries were “run as state monopolies”.
Besides the currency monopoly, the Han government also imposed state monopolies on two interesting and developing enterprises that had recently been largely under private control: salt and iron. Salt and iron were extracted from the mines, and ruler Wu-di demanded that each of these mines come under the control of the legislature.
“Since the end of the Warring States period, salt and iron had become the most productive assembly enterprises in China.
3. The answer is “A) a painted box with a protective coating”.
Lacquer refers to objects that are beautifully fixed with lacquer. Lacquer includes small or substantial compartments, silverware, an assortment of small protests conveyed by private individuals, and larger matters, for example, furniture and even caskets painted with lacquer. Before lacquering, the surface is occasionally painted with pictures, decorated with shells and different materials, or cut out. Lacquer can be cleaned with gold or silver and given other beautifying medications. awesome 100% who else here is b student connections
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