The people of the Zhou Dynasty perceived natural disasters to be A) Indicative of their rulers not following the Mandate of Heaven. They believed that if the ruler was not being virtuous and right, that they would be punished. As a result, they often led revolts against the ruler who brought the floods and famine upon them.
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The Ottomans maintained power in the usual ways - an army which usually ensured the continuation of law and order; a bureaucracy which meant that meaningful orders came from the center, that is, from the sultan; an educational system that aimed at supplying personnel for the bureaucracy and the religious order
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