The Legalist belief that all people are selfish justifies the use of rewards and punishments to enforce laws. Legalism posits that because individuals act out of self-interest, a system of strict laws and corresponding penalties is necessary to maintain order and control within society.
The Legalist belief that all people are selfish justifies which government policy?(1 point)
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the use of rewards and punishments to enforce laws
the use of rewards and punishments to enforce laws
the removal of rulers who do not have the mandate of heaven
the removal of rulers who do not have the mandate of heaven
the appointment of government officials whose natures are fit for their role
the appointment of government officials whose natures are fit for their role
the need to pass an exam to become a government official
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