Question

Under Confucianism it was possible for a person born into a lower class to rise to a higher class. Please select the best answer from the choices provided.

A. True
B. False

Answer 1

True

Step-by-step explanation:

under Confucianism is was very possible for a person born into a lower class to rise to a higher class AND this is because in Confucianism it is regarded more as a way of life/philosophy rather than as a religion as many would view it. it is built on social values and norms and transcendent ideas of the Ancient societies which valued uprightness and hard work inside of mediocrity and with uprightness and hard work one could rise from a lower class to a higher class within the confines of Confucianism.

Answer 2

True.

Step-by-step explanation:

The doctrines of Confucius which has its root in sixth century B.C is a philosophy for life. It not only occupied China but traveled to various countries of Southeast Asia. It includes the patterns to govern the functioning of daily life elaborating specifics of the government, education, society, and family. Though it has its roots in antiquity but did not restrict the mobility in the social hierarchy.