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1. Qin—a Chinese-speaking northwestern Chinese tribe and state (Chin) that overthrew and replaced the Zhou Dynasty in 221 BC

2. the state of Zhou (1045–256 BC); it was rumoured that he was heading to the “frontier

3. Eventually the Shang would fall to a neighboring ally called the Zhou that was even recognized by the Shang as the protector of the western frontier before the Zhou king Wen was imprisoned by the emperor of the Shang, Di Xin

4. Later, the Zhou extended their territory to include some of the Yangtze River Valley

5. The power of the Zhou Dynasty fluctuated through time, but managed to hang onto power until the third century BC during which time the arts flourished, and some of the most influential systems of Chinese philosophy were introduced

6. Though Confucious lived in the sixth century BC, his system of applied thought wasn’t adopted by an Emperor until long after the decline of the Zhou Dynasty when it was promulgated by the Han Dynasty that began around the end of the third century BC

7. Another important philosophy introduced in China under the Zhou Dynasty was the

8. the Zhou Dynasty fractured and lost power

9. CConfucius (551-479 BC) lived in the latter part of the Zhou dynasty

10. ” And so a week later, the American Ping-Pong team found itself chatting face-to-face with Zhou Enlai, the Chinese premier, at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing

11. But Premier Zhou for one acknowledged just how effective the move was: “Never before in history has a sport been used so effectively as a tool of international diplomacy

12. aversive effects of heroin withdrawal (Zhou et al

13. Cohen, Warren, “Conversations with Chinese Friends: Zhou Enlai’s Associates Reflect on Chinese-American Relations in the 1940s and the Korean War”, Diplomatic History, vol