"Qin, beginning with an insignificant amount of territory, reached the power of a great state and for a hundred years made all the other great lords pay homage to it. Yet a single commoner opposed it and its ancestral temples toppled, its ruler died by the hands of men, and it became the laughingstock [joke] of the world. Why? Because it failed to rule with humanity and righteousness [morally]." -from Jia Yi, on the Han Dynasty, quoted in BRIDGING WORLD HISTORY

What statement about government would Jia Yi most likely support?

Group of answer choices

A)The Han used social rank to support ruling more than the Qin did.

B)The Qin were more concerned with military might, while the Han were more focused on developing art.

C)The Han deserved to rule because they were more concerned about the common people than the Qin.

D)The Qin failed to build a long lasting military state unlike the Han.