Question at position 12 Match the time period, people, practice, or cultures.Prompt 1LevirateAnswer for prompt 1 Levirate[input]Prompt 2TangutsAnswer for prompt 2 Tanguts[input]Prompt 3Yelu FamilyAnswer for prompt 3 Yelu Family[input]Prompt 4EunuchsAnswer for prompt 4 Eunuchs[input]Prompt 5MongolsAnswer for prompt 5 Mongols[input]Prompt 6Civil service examsAnswer for prompt 6 Civil service exams[input]Prompt 7Ming DynastyAnswer for prompt 7 Ming Dynasty[input]Prompt 8FootbindingAnswer for prompt 8 Footbinding[input]Prompt 9KhitansAnswer for prompt 9 Khitans[input]Prompt 10ManchusAnswer for prompt 10 Manchus[input]Possible answersSocial mobilityInheriting a wifeCapital in BeijingQing DynastyYuan DynastyCastrated menSymbol of ethnicity and social classLiao DynastyWestern Xia DynastyXiao Family

Options

A.Social mobility

B.Inheriting a wife

C.Capital in Beijing

D.Qing Dynasty

E.Yuan Dynasty

F.Castrated men

G.Symbol of ethnicity and social class

H.Liao Dynasty

I.Western Xia Dynasty

J.Xiao Family

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We start by identifying the structure: there are ten prompts (Levirate, Tanguts, Yelu Family, Eunuchs, Mongols, Civil service exams, Ming Dynasty, Footbinding, Khitans, Manchus) and ten possible answers. The provided answer list shows how each prompt is matched to an option, in order: Inheriting a wife; Western Xia Dynasty; Liao Dynasty; Castrated men; Yuan Dynasty; Social mobility; Capital in Beijing; Symbol of ethnicity and social class; Xiao Family; Qing Dynasty. Option 1: Social mobility - This option is linked to Prompt 6 (Civil service exams) in the provided matches. The concept of social mobility is typically discussed in relation to examination systems and opportunity for advancement, so this pairing makes sense in historical terms. - If we consider other prompts, there is less direct historical association of social mobility as a distinct marker for Levirate, Tanguts, Yelu Family, eunuchs, Mongols, Ming dynasty, footbinding, Khitans, or Manchus. So as a standalone answer, it best aligns with the idea of mobility through exams rather than a different prompt. Option 2: Inheri......Login to view full explanation

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