When comparing the Ottoman empire to the imperial achievements of China, which of the following is the best statement?

a. The Ottoman imperial household resembled the imperial households of most Chinese emperors with its intention to meet the administrative and personal goals of the emperor.

b. The Ottoman empire in its early years closely resembled the drive and achievements of most Chinese dynasties.

c. The Ottoman use of a strong standing army approximates the armies of post Han dynasties as they expanded into other regions of central Asia.

d. The Ottoman emperor ruled solely from a position of military power and prestige while the Ming emperors ruled form a position of divine right.

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When comparing the Ottoman empire to the imperial achievements of China, which of the following is the best statement?

a. The Ottoman imperial household resembled the imperial households of most Chinese emperors with its intention to meet the administrative and personal goals of the emperor.

b. The Ottoman empire in its early years closely resembled the drive and achievements of most Chinese dynasties.

c. The Ottoman use of a strong standing army approximates the armies of post Han dynasties as they expanded into other regions of central Asia.

d. The Ottoman emperor ruled solely from a position of military power and prestige while the Ming emperors ruled form a position of divine right.

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Milton Richards · Answer 1

The best option regarding the Ottoman empire to the imperial achievements of China would be that " b. The Ottoman empire in its early years closely resembled the drive and achievements of most Chinese dynasties," since the expansion of the Ottoman Empire was rapid and forceful.