What was a characteristic of the shang dynasty

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AlekseyPX3 years ago

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Under the Shang Dynasty, the Chinese built huge cities with strong social class divisions, expanded irrigation systems, monopolized the use of bronze, and developed a system of writing. Shang kings were believed to fulfill sacred, not political, purposes. I hope this helps :-)

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