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He drove out the Mongols but kept their traditions in place.
He drove out the Mongols but kept their traditions in place.
He drove out the Mongols and shared power under the merit system.
He drove out the Mongols and shared power under the merit system.
He drove out the Mongols and made himself the absolute ruler of China.
He drove out the Mongols and made himself the absolute ruler of China.
He drove out the Mongols and then stepped down to let others rule.
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The statement that BEST describes Emperor Hongwu's actions in the 1300s is:
He drove out the Mongols and made himself the absolute ruler of China.
Emperor Hongwu, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, effectively expelled the Mongols from China and centralized power, establishing a strong, autocratic rule. He implemented several reforms that reinforced his authority and sought to eliminate the remnants of Mongol influence.
