📋Chapter 6.2: The Zhou Dynasty & New Ideas

The longest lasting Chinese dynasty

• Zhou
• The Analects
• Confucius
• Daoism
• ethics

Desired a return to family order and social harmony

• Confucius
• The Analects
• Daoism
• ethics
• Laozi

People of high rank who received land in exchange for their loyalty

• lords
• The Analects
• Confucius
• Daoism
• ethics

The lowest social class, farmed noble lands

• peasants
• The Analects
• Confucius
• Daoism
• ethics

Moral values

• ethics
• The Analects
• Confucius
• Daoism
• Laozi

A book of Confucius’s teachings compiled by his students

• The Analects
• Confucius
• Daoism
• ethics
• Laozi

Stressed living in harmony with the guiding force of all reality

• Daoism
• The Analects
• Confucius
• ethics
• Laozi

Wrote The Way and Its Power, the basic text expressing Daoist thought

• Laozi
• The Analects
• Confucius
• Daoism
• ethics

The belief that people were bad by nature and needed to be controlled

• Legalism
• The Analects
• Confucius
• Daoism
• ethics

The first to put their ideas into practice throughout China

• Legalists
• The Analects
• Confucius
• Daoism
• ethics