The Han Philosophy of Rule Was

question 51

Multiple Choice

The Han philosophy of rule was

• A) the high point of Legalism.
• B) dependent on the constant and unrelenting use of terror.
• C) dependent on the social and political activism of Daoist ministers of state.
• D) a continuation of Qin policies of centralization.
• E) copied from Mauryan India.

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