How did confucianism affect the way japanese government officials were chosen?
a)officers were chosen based on talent and merit.
b) officers were chosen based on their religion.
c)officers were chosen based on heredity.
d)officers were chosen based on their wealth.

A) Officers were chosen based on talent and merit.

Explanation:

Confucianism educated the morals and socio-political standards of the country, and not rarely royal names and rule names, in this way characterizing the parameters of genuine talk about the administered, those overseeing, and the nature and motivation behind government.

In modern times, ever flexible Confucian ideas have given applied establishments to coordinating quite a bit of western reasoning about self, society, the family, and the commonwealth, in this way intervening Japan's development, insightfully, toward a progressively global understanding of civilization and modernity.