Unlike the Qin’s harsh rule, how would the Confucian scholars have attempted to organize the Chinese society

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Confucian scholars could have attempted to organize the Chinese society in bringing some stability into the Chinese society that had lived many changes and transitions in the past. Confucian scholars tried to instill the idea in Chinese people that every individual had an important place in society. And this could be a reality through hard work and commitment and respecting the firm hierarchical structure that existed in China.

education was another important concept for Confucious, and Confucian scholars tried to use education as a way to develop people and make society grow.

the american revolution was between the patriots and the british forces. the patriots believed that they needed independence from great britain, due to "lack of representation" and taxes. this tension resulted in the american revolution where both fought, but ultimately the patriots won. the french revolution was an upsurge/revolt between the monarchy (king louis xvi of france) and the bourgeoisie class (common people) demanding better pay and rights. this ultimately became an overthrow of the government, where king louis xvi of france and his spouse marie antoinette were executed for treason. the mexican revolution was caused by a disagreement on the morality of the dictatorship of president porfirio díaz, who remained in office for 31 years. (! d: )   in effect, the old and radical government was changed by the people to meet the economic needs of the people (yes diaz surrendered xd) all 3 revolutions were in response to another political power that controlled the freedom and liberty of the minority population. the british controlled the patriots. king louis xvi controlled the people of france, and dictator diaz controlled the poor civilians of mexico.  

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