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The Song dynasty standardized competitive examination for civil service positions.
Confucius.
The overthrow of the Ming Dynasty allowed for an upheaval in the economic system. The people gained back some of their land and had more freedom.
The Tang Dynasty of ancient China implemented an examination system to test government officials. The exams, known as the imperial examination, assessed candidates' knowledge of Confucianism and their ability to apply it in governing. Successful candidates were then appointed to various bureaucratic positions in the government.
Both actions were attempts to suppress Chinese cultural dominance.
The Song dynasty standardized competitive examination for civil service positions.
Confucius.
The overthrow of the Ming Dynasty allowed for an upheaval in the economic system. The people gained back some of their land and had more freedom.
The Tang Dynasty of ancient China implemented an examination system to test government officials. The exams, known as the imperial examination, assessed candidates' knowledge of Confucianism and their ability to apply it in governing. Successful candidates were then appointed to various bureaucratic positions in the government.
The Sui Dynasty brought an end to civil wars by creating a government of six ministries. The officials of the government were selected through imperial examination.
Both actions were attempts to suppress Chinese cultural dominance.
They allowed to conduct foreign trade to keep the influence of outsiders to a minimum.
Changes that the Song dynasty implement to create a meritocracy were that they brought religion into the civil service examinations that were to be taken in order to work for the government such as questions on Confusious' teachings, Daoism, and Buddhism
It affected them good because the Han dynasty created the civil service examinations. Which helped China and Han's government.
This concept allowed for the people of China to
By reviving and expanding the civil service examination system begun by the Han Dynasty.
The Muslim empire spread under the leadership of the Umayyad dynasty through the power of the Syrian army, which was the dynasty's foundation; this allowed the Umayyads to assume greater control of conquered provinces and and of Arab tribal rivalries.