請問一下宋初不是削弱相權嗎？ 為什麼到南宋的時候相權會日益擴大 感恩~

可避免皇帝過分專斷。 尚書省尚書令執行機構,下設六部 省六部), ※三省長官在制度上都是宰相,有事則合議於政事堂。 中書令和侍中為實際上掌握大權者,日後其他官員如加「參加的 中書門下三品」等銜,亦可入堂參議大政,故唐代宰相為多人並置。 HISTORY 宋代(削弱相權 1. 宋代:三省有名無實。 2. 宋初:削弱相權。(宰相只管文事,不能干預軍政、財政) ( 1)文事:以「同中書門下平章事」為宰相,只能掌管行政。 (2)軍事:由「樞密院,負責,與宰相並稱「二府」。 (3)財政:由「三司使」分掌(戶部司、度支司、鹽鐵),又稱司 ※宋代另設「參知政事,為副相,牽制相權。 ※宋代的御史台與練院),可以不憑實証彈刻宰相,對相權有莫大 青岛 { it 3. 南宋:宰相權力日漸擴大(掌行政、軍政、財政)。 1. 遂創二元統治體制。 2. 耶律德光取得燕雲十六州,正式控制華北漢地與漢民後,採用 元統治體制, 北面官:以契丹舊制治理契丹人。 3. 在中央設: 南面官:以漢制治理漢人。 o 遼

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32.ran coverage 是跑新聞嗎？是算慣用語嗎？

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求解這篇閱讀及36題不知道如何填寫 謝謝！

右食 F5 On December 15, 1966, Disney died of lung cancer in California. In his life, Disney won twenty-six Academy Awards* and fifty-nine nominations*, making him one of the most awarded individuals in the twentieth century. 註:ambulance 救護車 restore 恢復 Academy Award 奥斯卡金像獎 nomination 提名 ( C) 34. What don't we know about Walt Disney after reading this passage? (3%) (A) What he did during World War I. (B) What Ub Iwerks did for his company. (C) How he established Disneyland. (D) How many Academy Awards he received. -) 35. Where can we most likely see this passage? (3%) (A) In a tour guide to Disneyland. (B) In a history book about World War I. (C) In a book about famous people's lives. (D) On a website introducing the Academy Awards. 36. Below are the major events in Walt Disney's life based on this passage. Write down the years match Disney's life events. (5%) 6 ( Y A) 35. # G了 BI Died of cancer. Joined the Red Cross. Born in Illinois. Dropped out of school. Created Mickey Mouse.

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(B)be held responsible是hold的特別用法嗎？

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（B)come to be known是什麼用法？

51. This passage revolves around (A) how the American flag came to be so revered (B) how the American flag came to be known as the Stars and Stripes the unsung heroes devoted to founding the U.S. even at the expense of their own lives the history behind the American flag and its design On todo

第一句 as such often是什麼意思

5155 題為題組 Morontoomo Bolson (A) Flags are revered national symbols and as such often have a wealth of meaning and history behind them. This is certainly true of the American flag, which is also called the Stars and Stripes. In terms of meaning, it is seen as a symbol of freedom, equality, and opportunity. In the stars and stripes themselves, though, we see the flag's history, TI 1.

中間seven years passed this way 是說in this way嗎？in常常可省略？

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