Source 1 The Zhou Dynasty (c. 1046-771 B. c.)
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​This map shows the territory controlled by the Zhou Dynasty during the time period when the dynasty was its most powerful.

Source 2
Chinese Culture during the Zhou Dynasty

Source 3
Excerpt from China, Korea, and Japan to 1800 (2010)
by Sanderson Beck

In this excerpt, the author describes the government of the Zhou Dynasty.

The early Zhou kings continually emphasized the importance of ruling by virtue1. Overseers were advised not to [use] violence and oppression2 but to show [respect] for the friendless.

[Two nobles] advised the king to be aware that the favor of heaven is not certain but must be continually earned. If the king avoids excessive violence and capital punishment, the people will imitate [him]. . [The] people were encouraged to work hard and prosper. The Duke of Zhou claimed that heaven helped the Zhou ... because heaven supports the virtuous and punishes wrong-doers.

[The] early Zhou governments were to continue in China for about three thousand years. The Prime Minister ... [led] the management of the officers and secured [structure and order] in the kingdom. The Minister of Instruction was responsible for education in the states, diffusing3 knowledge ... and training the military in obedience. The Minister of Religions presided over ceremonies and regulated religious services. The Minister of War oversaw the military forces and the security of the borders. The Minister of Crime enforced the laws by [arresting] and punishing wrong-doers. The Minister of Works presided over the land, the four classes of people, and the proper seasons for farming.​
1 by virtue: with kindness and fairness
2 oppression: unjust treatment
3 diffusing: spreading

Source 4
The Zhou Dynasty

source 1 is the map
source 2 is the one that say government
source 3 it does't have a picture
source 4 is the one with the number line

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