Answer: I believe the answer is excommunicate.
The correct answer is C , for plato users also.
The qin dynasty losses the mandate of heaven through uprisings caused by the harsh policies of legalism.
Answer: Option D
<u>Explanation:</u>
Qin dynasty ruled China but ended in 206 B.C. This dynasty came to an end because of the famous policies of the leader Liu Bang which were very harsh and the malfunction of the ideas of the political legalism.
All this resulted in the modification of Qim dynasty from a kingdom to an empire which was totally controlled by the authority.
I think the correct answer is true. The leadership of a theocracy submits to man's accountability. <span>A religious authority leads the government in a </span>theocracy<span>. The </span>leader<span> gains his power from his creator and supreme being, gods and goddesses, or supernatural forces.</span>
