What was true of the Shang government?

A. The king was the sole ruler and political authority.
B. The bureaucracy was responsible for the military.
C. The king appointed chieftains who oversaw various territories.
D. The king looked to the priests for religious counsel and authority.
E. The king was merely a symbolic figurehead.


Answer: C

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