Question

from: book of etiquette and ceremonial, probably composed between the eighth and fifth centuries bce. this passage describes what happened when a nobleman visits the emperor. this passage could best be used as evidence for which of the following claims about social hierarchy in ancient china? choose 1 answer: a it was tied to religious status b it was connected to trade c it was reinforced by public ritual d it was based on military power

Explanation:

The passage is from a book of etiquette and ceremonial, which often involves public - ritual aspects. A nobleman's visit to the emperor is a public - ritual event that can reinforce social hierarchy. There is no indication of religious status, trade, or military power in the description.

Answer:

C. It was reinforced by public ritual