In Japan, Korea, and Vietnam, the class that most welcomed Chinese influence and culture was
(A) the local aristocrats.
(B) the court bureaucrats (scholar-gentry).
(C) peasants.
(D) Buddhist monks.
(E) the merchants.
Answer: B
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