1. Confucianism consists of relational ethics focused on the five cardinal relationships between people, as well as virtues like loyalty, filial piety, trustworthiness, and propriety. These are manifested in everyday rituals and etiquette. 2. Scholar officials played an important role in Chinese and East Asian governance, conducting imperial edicts through a meritocratic civil service exam system. Their standardized uniforms represented authority and centralized governance. 3. Propaganda techniques discussed in class draw from ancient Chinese schools of thought. Daoism emphasized natural, indirect persuasion without exertion. Legalism used incentives, punishments, and predictability. Confucianism focused on ritual propriety and uphold