Question

What statement accurately compares the government of the Han dynasty with that of the Roman Republic?(1 point) Responses Power in the Han dynasty rested solely with the emperor while in Rome all citizens were able to express their opinions and influence government. Power in the Han dynasty rested solely with the emperor while in Rome all citizens were able to express their opinions and influence government. Power in the Han dynasty rested in the hands of the military generals and their successors, who had helped defeat the previous Qin dynasty, while power in the Roman Republic rested in the hands of legion commanders and provincial governors. Power in the Han dynasty rested in the hands of the military generals and their successors, who had helped defeat the previous Qin dynasty, while power in the Roman Republic rested in the hands of legion commanders and provincial governors. Power in the Han dynasty was concentrated in a centralized bureaucracy dominated by Confucian scholars while power in the Roman Republic was shared among the major landowning families of Rome. Power in the Han dynasty was concentrated in a centralized bureaucracy dominated by Confucian scholars while power in the Roman Republic was shared among the major landowning families of Rome. Power in the Han dynasty was concentrated in a centralized bureaucracy dominated by Confucian scholars while in the Roman Republic all people shared power in governmental decisions.

Answer 1

The statement that accurately compares the government of the Han dynasty with that of the Roman Republic is:

"Power in the Han dynasty was concentrated in a centralized bureaucracy dominated by Confucian scholars while power in the Roman Republic was shared among the major landowning families of Rome."

This statement highlights the differences in governance structures between the two systems, emphasizing the role of Confucian scholars in the Han dynasty bureaucracy and the influence of the aristocratic families in the Roman Republic.