(D) The 1800's were the time of the Industrial Revolution in Western Europe, technology spread like wildfire.
The Chou Dynasty is known for belief that gods gave emperors the right to rule
Explanation:
- Because of the violent disruption of the dynastic sequence, the Chou rulers were most worried that the Chinese would accept them.
- In order not to turn out ordinary usurpers of power, they introduced the idea of a heavenly mission, according to which the gods themselves participate in the establishment and replacement of dynasties, and the ruler becomes a heavenly messenger.
- According to the idea of a heavenly mission, the gods support a good and just ruler, and if a dynasty loses power, it means that it has become bad and deserves to be overthrown, and that is exactly what happened with the Chang Dynasty (as claimed by the Chou Dynasty).
- From this period the Chou Dynasty and further the idea of a heavenly mission will be used as a reason for the rise and fall of Chinese dynasties.
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Answer:
"British imperialism used Australia as a penal colony with an added semi-peasant economy. In its early days the British imperialist idea was to develop Australia as a penal colony with this added semi-peasant economy to maintain the inhabitants." By the way I got this off thee internet and copy and pasted it so don't write it just look and write in your own words please.
Explanation:
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