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Asoka was similar to the Roman emperor Augustus in that he:

A. saw moral exhortation and legislation as one of his duties as ruler.
B. forbade eating and drinking during religious festivals.
C. instituted morality officers to supervise the behavior of his officials.
D. all of the above
E. none of the above



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Final answer:

Asoka and Augustus both integrated moral exhortation into their rule, emphasizing compassion, non-injury, and respect for others.


Explanation:

Asoka and the Roman emperor Augustus shared similarities in their approach to ruling. They both saw moral exhortation and legislation as part of their duties as rulers. Asoka, inspired by Buddhist principles, promoted values of compassion, truthfulness, and non-injury. He appointed officers to oversee the welfare of all subjects and emphasized forbearance and respect for others across diverse cultures within his empire.


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