How did the lives of peasants change under the government of Wu Di?

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The lives of peasants changeD under the government of Wu Di because they were required to work for the government one month per year.

Wu-di was an autocratic Chinese emperor regarded to as the strongest of all Han emperors, and his power and accomplishments rank with those of the First Emperor of the Qin. Wu-di restructured the government as well as the economy of the Han and streched the territory of China.

Wu di extended Chinese influence abroad and made Confucianism the state religion of China.

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They were allowed to take civil service positions

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