Hongwu created a form of Martial Rule. He expected everyone to obey his rules and if they failed to do so they were subjected to execution or tortures. He was a tyrant Emperor who trusted no one but his family, if he finds anything suspicious about his advisers he would immediately have them killed or torture. This was a time in China where coups and other acts of sedition were not even attempted by the people of China because of their fear of exaggerated punishment.
<span>The correct answer is letter B. A belief in natural rights of citizens. It is a major philosophy expressed in the Declaration of Independence, it also seeks to transcend all particular considerations of political rights. Principal in the preamble of the Declaration of Independence refers to the limited government. </span>
