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Aim: How did the ancient Chinese civilizations advance during the Shang and Zhou dynasties?

I) Shang Dynasty 1650 BCE-1027BCE

The 4 Old-World River Valley Cultures

Bronze Age Empires

Ritual Wine Vessel – bronze, 13c BCE

II) Zhou Dynasty (1027BCE-256 BCE)

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Zhou Coins - bronze

The Dynastic Cycle Start here A new dynasty comes to power. The emperor reforms the govt. & makes it more efficient. Emperor is defeated !! Lives of common people improved; taxes reduced; farming encouraged. The Dynastic Cycle Rebel bands find strong leader who unites them. Attack the emperor. Problems begin (extensive wars, invasions, etc.) Poor lose respect for govt. They join rebels & attack landlords. Taxes increase; men forced to work for army. Farming neglected. Droughts, floods, famines occur. Govt. increases spending; corruption.