How did family life under Prince Shotoku’s rule reflect Confucian ideals?

Households were structured to maintain order, with the husband as head.

Explanation: How did family life under Prince Shotoku's rule reflect Confucian ideals? Women had rights and were equal to their husbands. Children were taught to value individualism over community. ... Households were structured to maintain order, with the husband as head.

Among the options given on the question, the answer is option A.

There was no national court system.

Explanation: The Article of confederation was the first constitution of United states of America. It lasted from 1776 to 1789. The article established a week national government and gave more power to the states. The states were more like sovereign and independent,whereas the national government was only to represent the nation during the war and international summit.

However under this system,the national government was unable to maintain the law and order centrally. Because there was no federal court. The national government had power to pass laws, but they did not have the ability to enforce the law. The states could ignore the law if they did not support it. The result having no national court system made the government unable to order the state for enforcing any law. So the national government was unable to maintain the law and order under the  Articles of Confederation.