Zhou dynasty ruled China after the overthrow of the previous Shang dynasty. They practiced China for the next few centuries. The biggest change that occurred during the reign of the Zhou dynasty is the so-called Heavenly Mandate. This means that the ruler was chosen by the will of the gods, and in this way the expectations that the Chinese had from their king changed. The ruler must respect and fulfill the will of the gods.
In economic and military terms, this period marked the use of bronze. This contributed to military successes.
With due respect to the gods, as well as the Native Chinese philosophy, with the subsequent growing influence of Confucius, kindness in the treatment of people was necessary. Thus, in individual regions, it is connected nicely and usefully, so the governance in them is entrusted to family members.
The right answer is D.
