Explain the systems of government employed by Chinese dynasties and how they developed over time

Answer: The correct answer is: Chinese Dynasty - Archaic Period: Directed by the Three Augustus and CInco Emperors, some became Taoist deities.

Chinese Dynasty - Ancient Era: Here two periods of the dynasties are mentioned, in the first the government was directed by a king who is the Ancient Era and in the second the king changes his name to that of the emperor and corresponds to the Imperial Era and in this moment China plunged into an anarchy.

The Dynasties of the Ancient Era were: Xia Dynasty in which 17 kings were named. Shang dynasty, in which society was divided into king, aristocrats, priests and commoners. Zhou dynasty in which new religions appear as Confusionism and Taoism. The Zhou founded their power in a feudal system.

The Dynasties of the Imperial Era were: Quin or Qin Dynasty in which the feudal power disappears and Confusionism is rejected. Han Dynasty, in which Confusionism is restored. Sui Dynasty, which was overthrown by a military chief belonging to the same dynasty. Tang dynasty in which the borders are extended to the west. DInastía Song, which is divided into two, the north and the south. Yuan Dynasty which conquers the lands of Song of the South. Ming Dynasty, which re-establishes the capital in Beijing. Qing Dynasty in which borders were extended, Taiwan was conquered.

The correct answer is that the ystem of goverment through out the Chinese dynasty was a monarchy, leaded by the emperor and the royal family which was also called a Confucian model.

Explanation:

The monarchy in China lasted around six dynasties until later would transition to communism.