According to the article, WHY was the Zhou dynasty significant for China?

AThe Zhou was a period of intellectual growth marked by Confucius and the first Taoist thinkers.

B The Zhou was a period of peace and prosperity that followed the "Warring States Period."

C The Zhou was a period of unification when new territories were brought under Chinese rule

D The Zhou was a period of lasting and consistent leadership that saw China's only female leader.

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Jonathan Mendez

Social Studies

5 October, 18:13

According to the article, WHY was the Zhou dynasty significant for China?

AThe Zhou was a period of intellectual growth marked by Confucius and the first Taoist thinkers.

B The Zhou was a period of peace and prosperity that followed the "Warring States Period."

C The Zhou was a period of unification when new territories were brought under Chinese rule

D The Zhou was a period of lasting and consistent leadership that saw China's only female leader.

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Nicholas Mcguire · Answer 1

A. The Zhou was a period of intellectual growth marked by Confucius and the first Taoist thinkers.

Explanation:

Most Chinese people Believed that intellectual and artistic Awakening occurred in the he last period of the Zhou Dynasty as

During this period, There are many technological, philosophical, and artistic advancement that invented in China.

For example, During this time, Chinese people adopted various agricultural technology that improve the efficiency of irrigation in their country. They also developed the Great Wall that serve as a protection from Barbarian Attacks. Not only that, Confucius and Taoist thinkers developed set of principles that still followed by a large number of people today.