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CONFUCIANISM
-dominant philosophy in China
-focused on ethics
-2 basic principles
ren: concern for others
li: appropriate behavior
-suppressed in Qin dynasty
-returned in Han dynasty as official state philosophy
-overshadowed by Buddhism during Period of Disunion
-Neo-Confucianism developed during Song
(focused on proper behavior and spiritual matters
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SCHOLAR OFFICIALS
-formed a bureaucracy
-joined by passing civil service exams
-exams tested students grasp of Confucianism and other ideas
-scholar-official: an educated member of the government
-elite members of society
-admired for knowledge and ethics

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By Gavin Chambers

1. Confucianism focused on two concepts ren and Li. Ren was the concern for others while Li was appropriate behavior.

2. Confucius thought that younger people should obey their elders and subjects should obey their rulers.

Scholar officials

1. If you were a scholar official and broke the law you would get a reduce punishment because of your power.

2. As a scholar official you had several responsibilities. Some of those responsibilities would be running government offices irrigation systems and other public duties. You would also have to keep official records or collect taxes.

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By Rebekah Flores

Confucianism
1. Confucius's teachings focused on ethics for individuals and governments.

2. Confucianism lost some of its influence as Buddhism became more popular in China.

Scholar Officials
1. Scholar officials were widely admired for their knowledge and ethics

2. A plethora of scholar officials became wealthy from gifts given by people who seeked their aid.

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By Rebekah Flores
Confucianism:
1. Confucius's teachings focused on ethics for individuals and governments.

2. Confucianism lost some of its influence as Buddhism became more popular in China.

Scholar Officials:
1. Scholar Officials were widely admired for their knowledge and ethics

2. A plethora of them became wealthy from gifts given by people who were seeking their aid.

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Rylin Sundberg
Confucianism is teachings
based on ethics, or proper behavior,
for individuals and governments. Confucius said that people should base their lives on ren and li. He also said young people sould obey their elders and that subjects should
obey their rulers.

Scolar-officials are educated members of a government. To become a scolar-official you had to pass a series of written examinations. The examinations tested students' grasp of Confucian related ideas. The tests were super diffucult so students spent years preparing for them. Scolar-officals were admired for their knowledge and ethics; they also got reduced penalties for breaking the law. Many scolar-officals became wealthy from the gifts given to them. The civil service system was a major factor in the stability in the government

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--Confucianism--

1.      Confucius said people should focus on two principles in life, which were ren and li. Ren means to have concern for others, while li means to have appropriate behavior.

2.       Confucius thought that everybody had a role to play in society. He thought that subjects should obey their rulers, children should  obey their parents, and wives should obey their husbands
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--Scholar-Officials--
3.     Scholar-officials were educated members of China's bureaucracy. People wanted to become scholar-officials because scholar officials were very elite members of the society.

4. Scholar-officials were important in China for centuries. Scholar-officials' regular jobs included running government offices, maintaining roads, maintaining irrigation systems, updating and maintaining official records, and collecting taxes

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Confucianism is the dominant philosophy in China and it is based on teachings of Confucius-Reana Schn

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Confucianism is the dominant philosophy in China and it is based on teachings of Confucius-Reana Schn

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Confucianism and Scholar officials

Confucian teachings were focused on proper behavior. The two main principle were ren (concern for others) and li ( appropriate behavior).

A scholar officials was an educated member of the government. The Song Dynasty

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Logan F., Andrew M., and Ben W.

-Confucianism is a philosophy based on Confucius' beliefs
-Confucianism is based off of proper behavior or ethics
-People became scholar officials by passing a test or civil service exams
-By passing this exam,  educated government workers

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Confucianism and Scolar officials. Confusicianism teachings are focused

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Confucianism is a philosophical way of thinking that became the state of China under the Han dynasty rule. It was popular until the period of disunion, when Buddhism began to overshadow it. Confucianism was based upon the basic principles of life, ren and li. By preforming this, society could function properly as a government and united people. Civil service was apart of a buercartcy along with scholar officials. They both served as government officials, but scholar officials are elected members in government and civil service is a group of unelected of officials. Civil service officials studied there whole lives to become government officials, earning then great honor and respect.

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Klarissa and Morgan

-Confusianism
•based on the teachings of Confucius
•focused on ethics and proper behavior
•Confucious lived 1,000 years before the Song
•dramatic effect on the Song government system
• philosophy in China

-Scholar Official
•improved system of government
•had to pass civil service exams
•Tests
•difficult
•study for years
•if passed test, they would be scholar• Officials for life

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1:Confucianism teachings are focused on ethics, proper behavior (for government and individuals)
2:Confucius should conduct their lives according to two principles, which we ren and li.
3: Confucius thought everyone had a role in society. The young were to obey the elders, and subjects were to serve the ruler.
Scholar officials
1:scholar officials are the elite members in the society
2:Known for knowledge, ethics.
3: Scholar officials gained respect, reduced punishment for breaking laws, and gained wealth

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Shelten cruces & Emi Rose

Civil Service was a system of tests to test someone's knowledge on Confucianism to become a Scholar Official. In the Somg Dynasty helped make sure that talent, intelligent people could become a Scholar Official.

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Confucius was a philosopher that created new ways of thinking, sorounded  by principles of life, ten and li. Confucianism be an the state philosophy of China during the Han dynasty, until the period of disunion when Buddhism started to overshadow it

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Ella and Ntoandana

Confucianism is a principle that is based on ethical appel in life. It consisted of a basic concept known as ren and li. officialsfor the concern of others, yet li stands for appropriate behavior.
A scholar offical is a an educated member of the government. The scholar offical were elite members of society. In order to become a scholar official, you must pass the civil service examination. Civil service means service as a government official.

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Confucianism is a belief that specifically points at behavior and order. This makes the religion more like a philosophy that people follow rather than an actual religion.

Confucianism does not focus on peace and escape from suffering like Buddhism. Confucianism in China did not influence people very fast because of  Buddhism.

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Confucianism:
•2 principles= ren and li
•spread quickly after Confucius died
Scholar Officials & Civil Service:
•people studied for their whole lives for exams
•people joined Bureaucracy after taking exams successfully

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1. Confucianism was the dominant philosophy in China.  Confucianism is based off of confucious teachings

2. Scholar officials are an educated members of the government. Civil service is service as a government official

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Joshua Villamin and Michael Pena
1. There are 2 principals in Confucianism which are Ren and Li
2. Confucius teachings focused on ethics and proper behavior for individuals and government
3. Scholar officials were elite members of society called civil service.
4. Students studies for years to pass the civil service exams.

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Shelten Cruces & Emi Rose

Confucianism is a teaching that focuses on ethics, or proper behavior. This teaching was over shadowed by Buddism during the Period of Disunion.

Civil Service

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By Hailey Day
Confucianism is a philosophy based on the teachings of Confucius. It focuses on ethics, and is not a religion.
Scholar officials were educated members of the government, and were elite members of society. They would study their whole lives for the civil service exam, and were admired for their knowledge. The scholar officials became wealthy from gifts given for helping others. 🏮🎏

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- Confucius's ideas were spread by his followers, but they were not widely excepted
-  Confucus argued that society would function best if everyone followed ren and le
- Candidates for the civil service examinations had a strong incentive for studing hard
-Scholar-officals benfits included considerable respet and ruduced penalties for breaking the law

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Confucianism
•founded in the Warring States period after collapse of the Zhou Dynasty
•became popular in the Han Dynasty
•was spread by followers after Confucius' death

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Confucianism:
1. Focused on one's behavior and ethics.
2. Was shadowed by Buddhism but came back.

Scholar Officials/ Civil Service
1. Must take a series of written tests to see if a student has a grasp on what Confucius said.
2. If one became a scholar official, they were an elite member of society.

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2:a) Confucianism is a peaceful philosophy that focuses on proper behavior.
2:b) Confucianism was originally founded by Confucious.
3:a) Civil service is a very special job, and is well respected.
3:b) Some scholar officials would cheat because the test to get in was hard.

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Confucianism is not a spiritual idea but a philosophy and the followers did not pray to a god.

Scholar-officials had to pass a treacherous exam to have a place in the beuracracy of China.

This helped China advance in the government based around level of intelligence and not through bloodline.

The scholar-officials were elite members of society and were widely respected by the population of China.

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Confucianism
•Founded during the Warring States Period

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Shelten Cruces and Emi Rose

Confucianism is a teaching that focused on ethics, or proper behavior. During the Period of Disunuion, Confucianism was overshadowed by Buddism.

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• Confucianism is a belief that is based on ethics and proper behavior
• Confucians that became scholar officials were slits members of the government
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- belief system
-used in China's government
- not really a religion
Scholar Officials:
- important members of society
- not farmers