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Scholar officials-
•had to study years to pass the civil service exam. • had to perform many important jobs

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Scholar Officials-
•they performed many important jobs
•they had to pass the the civil service exams, which took years to study for

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Confucianism-
•focused on ethics or proper behavior.   •Confucius said people should live their lives according to the principles ren, a concern  for others, and li, appropriate behavior

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Confucianism  is based of the teachings of Confucius. Confucius's teachings on ethics or proper behavior, for individuals and governments he said that people should conduct lives to two basic principles which were ren or concern for others, and li, or appropriate behavior. During the Han and Qin dynasties Confucianism played a big role but later was overshadowed by Buddhism.

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China wants you! To lend them a hand by becoming a scholar official in the civil service. A scholar is an educated member of the government. Before anyone becomes a scholar they had to take a test. The tests were so difficult  students had to prepare and study for about a year. However, only a small fraction of people who ever took the test would reach the top level and be appointed a position. Some students even cheated during this test by writing on their clothes or paying someone else to take the test for them. Scholars were the elite members of society because they preformed many important jobs in the government and were widely admired For their knowledge and ethics. Their typical responsibilities were running government offices, maintaining roads , irrigation systems, and other public works; updating and maintaining official records; or collecting taxes. The benefits of being a scholar were considerable respect and reduced penalties for breaking the law. Many also became wealthy from gifts given by people seeking their aid.

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Confucianism:
-Confucianism focused on ethics for individuals and governments
-Confucius said that people should conduct their lives according to ren and li (principles)

Scholar Officials:
-People passed a test that was designed to test your intelligence and became scholar officials
-Scholar officials performed many important jobs in the government and were widely admired for their knowledge and ethics

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The Grand Canal links Northern and southern China

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Confucianism:

Ren means concern for others.

Confucianious believes that everyone has a role.

Scholar official:

A scholar official is an educated member of the government.

You have to take an exam to become one.

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Scholar officials have to pass a test which takes years of training. You must study Confucianism thought and remember all of his ideas

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Confucianism:
1. Confucianism is based on the teachings of Confucius.
2. Confucianism had a dramatic effect on the Song system of government. It teached ethics and proper behavior.

Civil service/scholar official:
1. The test to get the job were designed to make sure that they were chosen by ability not by wealth and family
2. Scholar officials had responsibilities like running government offices, maintaining roads, irrigation systems, updating and maintaining official records or collecting taxes.

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2 Facts About Confuciunism:
1.)Confucianism focuses on the teachings of Confucius about good behavior.
2.)He stresses proper behavior and respect for elderly.

2 Facts About Civil Service/ Scholar Officials:
1.)To become a scholar official, your must pass a series of examinations.
2.)People spend years studying for the examinations.

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Feb 15, 2018 ... Confucius lived during a time of ideological crisis in China. ... Confucius was an influential Chinese philosopher, teacher and political figure known for his popular aphorisms and for his models of social interaction. ... Confucius (551 B.C. to 479 B.C.), also known as Kong Qui or K'ung ...

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When Confucianism was first introduced to China it was overshadowed by Buddhism.
Once China had finally accepted Confucianism and its ideas China came up with a new philosophy called Neo-Confucianism.
In China if you wanted to become s civil servant then you had to pass a series of written exams called civil service exams.
If you were a scholar official in the government you were considered to be an educated member of the government.

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•Based the teachings off of confusious
•ren-concern for others
•li-appropriate behavior
•the civil service-service as a government official
•bureaucracy-a body of unelected government officials

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Confucianism's teachings focused on the principles of li, appropriate behavior, and ren, concern for others. After his death Confucius' teachings were spread by his followers but not widely accepted. Students were locked up for up to 72 hours while taking the tests. The tests determined whether or not you would be a farmer for the rest of your life.

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Facts about confucianism:
1. Confucuis' teachings focused on ethics for individuals and governments.
2. Confucius thought that people should live their lives based on 2 principles. These principles are that people should have concern for others and appropriate behavior.

Facts about Civil Service and Scholar officials:
1. To become a scholar official, you would need to pass several examinations, which are heavily studied for.
2.  Passing the civil service exams meant life as a scholar official.

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Confucianism

Proper behavior

Respect in elders

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The two words that describe these rules are ren and li

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Confucianism had teachings focused on ethics and proper behavior. Confucius believed that young people should obey their elders and subjects  should obey their rulers.

To become a scholar official you had to pass a series of exams and study for many year.😱 Scholar officials were the elite members of society. 👍🏿👍

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Confucianism stresses on proper behavior and concern for others.
Scholar officials were considered high members of society. They also spent a good portion of their life studying for the Civil Service Exams.

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Confusianism:

2 basic principles:
Ren- concern for others
Li- appropriate behavior

Beleived that young people should respect their elders

Civil service/scolar official:

They were workers that together created a bureaucracy.

Needed to pass difficult civil service exams to get their job.

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Confuciunism:
- Focused on ethics for individuals and government
- Confucious stressed good behavior

Scholar Officials:
- Chosen based on intelligence, not family relation or status
- Took a huge test that they studied for years for

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Confucianism focused on ethics and behavior

Buddhism took over Confucianism

Scholars are in a government
There was Neo Confucianism