The two correct answers are:
A. They restored the civil service system.
E. They moved the capital to Hangzhou.
Step-by-step explanation:
The Ming emperors tried to erase Mongol influence on China by restoring the civil service system and moving the capital to Hangzhou. The civil service system was a merit-based system that had been in place before the Mongol invasion, and the Ming emperors believed that restoring it would help to restore traditional Chinese values and culture. Moving the capital to Hangzhou was also seen as a way to distance themselves from Mongol influence, as it was a city with a long history of Chinese culture and was not associated with the Mongols. The other options listed are not correct, as the Ming emperors did embrace foreign trade, did not reject Confucian values, and were generally open to foreign visitors.
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