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HOW LEGALISM BEGAN...
Legalism was created in China by Shang Yang and was a strong belief that the Chinese government followed, yet legalism had'nt exercised over to other reigons for quite a while yet. Legalism began with strict laws that had to be obeyed by everyone, but if there was someone who did'nt follow these laws, that person would have to face the consequences with punishment. It was believed that legalism had to take place because humans were 'fundamentally base and selfish,' so legal action had to take place to basically straighten everyone out and to create an understanding that people could'nt just do whatever they please whenever they want.
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How did legalism spread to Southeast Asia?
Legalism was the political philosophy undergirding the Qin Empire of Shih Huangdi. It spread to Southeast Asia by way of Chinese contacts with Southeast Asian peoples, especially the Vietnamese, who came under Chinese Direct Occupation several times in history.
Is Legalism a religion?
Legalism is not a religion. Legalism is a philosophy
Where did Legalism?
Legalism is a Chinese philosophy.
How would you put legalism in a sentence?
legalism
What is a symbol for legalism?
A common symbol for legalism is a scale representing the balance and fairness of the law.
Did qin rule legalism or Confucianism?
legalism
What is legalism What effect would you expect legalism to have had on the quality of government workers?
legalism are strict rules if workers work hard so will the legalism distributives.
How do you legalism in a sentence?
Legalism is a school of Chinese philosophy that emphasizes strict adherence to laws and regulations to maintain social order and stability.
What dynasty was legalism?
the qin were the ones that adopted legalism
Does legalism have festivals?
Legalism Day on April 1st.
How many aristocrats favor the philosophy of legalism?
Legalism is favored by many aristocrats as legalism favors force and power.
Who started confucianism daoism and legalism?
Legalism, Confucianism, then Taoism.
