It innovated technology and increased China's political sophistication by obligating the leader to rule fairly.
it was a war so they must have been experienced
The Zhou dynasty was the longest-lasting dynasty in Chinese history, from 1066 BC to approximately 256 BC. By the end of the 2nd millennium BC, the Zhou dynasty began to emerge in the Yellow River valley, overrunning the territory of the Shang. The Zhou appeared to have begun their rule under a semi-feudalsystem.
It was not Ming (1368-1644), so let's narrow down the answers.Actually, let's go through the whole test together.Question 1 of 25: Confucius, the great Chinese philosopher, lived and worked during which dynasty?Answer: B: Ming (1368-1644) No.Question 2 of 25: The combination of Legalism and Confucianism which the Han Dynasty (206 B.C.-220 A.D.) implemented as its ruling ideology is called?Answer: C: Legalistic Confucianism. No.
It ended when The Xin Hai revolution succeeded and overthrown the Qing Dynasty.
The Roman Empire lasted for 503 years (27 BCE- 476 CE), but arguably 1480 years (27 BCE- 1453 CE), as its eastern half lived on much, much longer than the Western half, but the eastern half took the name of the Byzantine Empire. The Zhou dynasty lasted for 790 years (1046 BCE- 256 BCE). So it really depends on what you consider the Roman empire, but most people will say the Zhou Dynasty lasted longer (790 versus 503), because the eastern half of the Roman Empire was basically a different empire after Rome fell.
On January 20, 1046BC, Zhou Wu Wang, Ji Fa, duke of the state of Zhou, led his troops into the capital of the Shang Dynasty. The king of Shang, Shang Zhou, burned himself to death Shang Dynasty was extinguished, so that Zhou Dynasty was founded.
it was a war so they must have been experienced
The Zhou dynasty was the longest-lasting dynasty in Chinese history, from 1066 BC to approximately 256 BC. By the end of the 2nd millennium BC, the Zhou dynasty began to emerge in the Yellow River valley, overrunning the territory of the Shang. The Zhou appeared to have begun their rule under a semi-feudalsystem.
It was not Ming (1368-1644), so let's narrow down the answers.Actually, let's go through the whole test together.Question 1 of 25: Confucius, the great Chinese philosopher, lived and worked during which dynasty?Answer: B: Ming (1368-1644) No.Question 2 of 25: The combination of Legalism and Confucianism which the Han Dynasty (206 B.C.-220 A.D.) implemented as its ruling ideology is called?Answer: C: Legalistic Confucianism. No.
It ended when The Xin Hai revolution succeeded and overthrown the Qing Dynasty.
yes the dynasty got too big and failed. if the Zhou had not used so much of thier money on the wars then they would have failed. also, they taxed their own people way too much which made them turn on them and they got backfire
Wu Wang led a rebellion against the Shang Dynasty because he believed they were ruling with cruelty and corruption, leading to widespread dissatisfaction among the people. Wu Wang sought to overthrow the Shang Dynasty and establish a new rule based on virtue and justice, leading to the eventual founding of the Zhou Dynasty.
yes the dynasty got too big and failed. if the Zhou had not used so much of thier money on the wars then they would have failed. also, they taxed their own people way too much which made them turn on them and they got backfire
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most people would say that the Qin (Chi'n) dynasty built the wall but it reall was the Zhou dynasty. The zhou started parts of the wall and other dynasties added on or repaired the wall. well i think that most dynasty added a little somthing to it because the great wall was built a couple of times. as a matter of fact i think they are building a new one right now and they get people to work for them and then when those people die because they are worked to death they get new people (i got to social studies) The wall wasn't built in the Zhou Dynasty. During the Zhou Dynasty there were a lot of feudal states which each built part of the wall to defend against the invaders from the north of China. The wall was joined together in the Qin Dynasty and they added on to it so it was really built by the Qin Dynasty. Several other dynasties later also repaired and added on to the wall. The last to do so was the Ming Dynasty.
The last king of China would be Bo Yee (this is the pinyin for his name). I'm canto so the pinyin may be different if you speak mandarin.
The Roman Empire lasted for 503 years (27 BCE- 476 CE), but arguably 1480 years (27 BCE- 1453 CE), as its eastern half lived on much, much longer than the Western half, but the eastern half took the name of the Byzantine Empire. The Zhou dynasty lasted for 790 years (1046 BCE- 256 BCE). So it really depends on what you consider the Roman empire, but most people will say the Zhou Dynasty lasted longer (790 versus 503), because the eastern half of the Roman Empire was basically a different empire after Rome fell.