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How did Taizu’s reforms impact China’s civil service exam system?
-Only nobles and lords were allowed to take the exam.
-The exam used multiple-choice questions rather than essays.
-More people had more opportunities to take the exam.
-The exam was based on Daoism rather than Confucian values.
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How did Taizu’s reforms impact China’s civil service exam system?
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