​Contrary to the Philosophy of Legalism, Mencius Believed That

​Contrary to the philosophy of Legalism, Mencius believed that

A) ​People were inherently good and did not need to be coerced by the government.
B) people should not do to others what they would not want done to them.​
C) ​people were inherently selfish and must be forced to behave and do their duties.
D) ​one should avoid conflict and wasting energy.
E) ​the government that governs less, governs best.