Question

29. The Han dynasty brought prosperity to China by disbanding a corrupt civil service by requiring merit-based appointments.

Answer 1

true
false

Answer 2

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Answer 3

False. The Han dynasty did not disband a corrupt civil service. Instead, they implemented reforms to improve the civil service system and establish a more merit-based system of appointments. They introduced examinations to select officials based on their knowledge and abilities, which helped reduce corruption and increase the quality of government officials. This, in turn, contributed to the prosperity and stability of the Han dynasty.