Emperor Wudi served as emperor of the Han Dynasty in China from 141 B.C. until 87 B.C. He changed the way people were appointed to government jobs by
assigning jobs to those who had paid him the most money.
only allowing his family members to work in the government.
using a lottery system to decide who would be placed into jobs.
requiring people to pass written tests before they earned a position.

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Emperor Wudi served as emperor of the Han Dynasty in China from 141 B.C. until 87 B.C. He changed the way people were appointed to government jobs by
assigning jobs to those who had paid him the most money.
only allowing his family members to work in the government.
using a lottery system to decide who would be placed into jobs.
requiring people to pass written tests before they earned a position.