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The Spring and Autumn Period to the Warring States Era
Trace the political breakdown of Zhou central authority into rival warring states and the intense search for social order and stability.
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Ancient China: Shang and Zhou Dynasties and Early Culture
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Analyze early Chinese dynastic continuity, oracle bone writing, the Mandate of Heaven, bronze metallurgy, and agricultural innovations.
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