This is for world history (custom portfolio)

1. what does the welfare of a country depend upon?

2. why does devotion to one's parents and older siblings matter?

3. what things cause social chaos?

4. define "rem" (also sometimes called jen, having a kind manner) "de" (virtue) and "li" (correct practices or ritual) by this i mean don't just repeat what i said, but give me an example of each.

5. why is education important for people to have (this is according to confucius)?

6. what is the tao (or dao)? what does it include (things like self-conduct)?

7. why was confucius never able to establish a state based on his principle? what was lacking?

The answers are:

1-  It will depend of the country's ruler.

2-Because It is The 'family's unit", the basic foundation.

3- Caused by breakdown in virtue.

4-REM- human heartedness; goodness; benevolence, man-to-man-ness; what makes man distinctively human.

DE-is a key concept in Chinese philosophy, usually translated "inherent character; inner power; integrity"

LI- It refers to the underlying reason and order of nature as reflected in its organic forms.

5-He viewed education as a means of transformation, the discovery of human nature, and the cultivation of character.

6-The Chinese word dao means a way or a path. Confucians used the term dao to speak of the way human beings ought to behave in society.

7-Confucius did not accept the status quo, which held that wealth and power spoke the loudest

Explanation:

1- When a ruler forfeits the trust of the people, the country is doomed.

2-Confucian society believed "you are nothing without your family and your family name."

3- people’s failure to follow socials rules.

4-These were principles of Confucianism, often said to constitute the basis of Confucianism

5-If a ruler desires to transform the people [and] perfect [their] customs, [the ruler] can only do so through education!

6-represents a school of thought that developed over a period of 200-300 years.

7-By Confucius’s time, however, the feudal ritual system had been so fundamentally undermined that the political crises also precipitated a profound sense of moral decline.