Maverick Klein

29 June, 06:53

What is the best example of the Ming dynasty's achievements in government?

A.) The government had a comprehensive code of laws for the people to follow.

B.) A strong military backed up the government to make it even stronger.

C.) The emperor ruled the government and people authoritatively.

D.) Government positions were filled by civil service exams.

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