Under the Taika Reforms, the Basic Unit of Government Was

Under the Taika Reforms, the basic unit of government was

A) a village, ideally comprised of fifty households, that paid taxes to the central government.
B) a highly centralized system of fourteen ministries under the seventeen-articles constitution.
C) a collective assembly consisting of aristocratic representatives.
D) a cabinet of eight ministries that oversaw the country's administrative districts.
E) an agricultural collective of one thousand pood of land and a communal assembly.