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1. ancient chinese family relationships were strongly influenced by the teachings of a: shi huangdi b: confucius c: wu-ti d: han fei tzu
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1. ancient chinese family relationships were strongly influenced by the teachings of
a: shi huangdi
b: confucius
c: wu-ti
d: han fei tzu
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Confucius
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I think the answer is b Confucius
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