Question

To what extent was the Zhou state similar to contemporary Southwest Asian empires?

Answer 1

Empires associated inaccessible locales through basic dialects, bringing together political frameworks, and shared religious convictions. A few districts did not encounter the ascent of the domain. The people groups of South Asia were joined less through shared political frameworks than through shared societies and religious convictions. Exchange additionally joined locales. For instance, the business exercises of waterfront urban areas, for example, Byblos and Tire came to similarly as—and now and then more remote than—the realms' military victories. There were extraordinary varieties inside and crosswise over Afro-Eurasia. 


A third factor was innovative change. Pack camels, secure vessels, press apparatuses for development, and iron weapons for fighting were essential new fixings in the ascent of magnificent foundations. The main thousand years domains were incorporated and mobilized states that utilized power to grow their limits, and the part of changing innovation was huge in this procedure.