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EAugust

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Confucius can be said to have _______ notions of hierarchy in China.
 
  a. rejected
  b. originated
  c. eliminated
  d. validated

Question 2

The philosopher Mencius is best known for his role in
 
  a. developing his own philosophy opposed to Confucius.
  b. being the most famous follower of Confucius.
  c. participating in important Daoist medical discoveries.
  d. promoting the philosophical school of Legalism.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B



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