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- Emily Englander on 09 Mar 10
  
  this is a good source to use because it is easy to comprehend the information presented. it is also divided into very basic sections. that will help one to gain basic information over any part of the slave trade. this would not be the best source to use and your number one but it will definitely allow for you to verify know information.
  
  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">this is a good source to use because it is easy to comprehend the information presented. it is also divided into very basic sections. that will help one to gain basic information over any part of the slave trade. this would not be the best source to use and your number one but it will definitely allow for you to verify know information. </div>
  
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Emily Englander on 09 Mar 10

this page will not allow for me to highlight. i am placing one floating sticky note at the top but i dont know if anyone else can see it because it will not let me change it from private

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">this page will not allow for me to highlight. i am placing one floating sticky note at the top but i dont know if anyone else can see it because it will not let me change it from private</div>

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r nomadic ways, they learned how to work with people of different cultures.
- Emily Englander on 30 Sep 09
  
  nomadic ways= why they were able to get along with other cultures
  
  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">nomadic ways= why they were able to get along with other cultures</div>
  
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gaining the allegiance of disaffected city-states.
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  how they overtook the Shang Dynasty
  
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The Zhou adopted much of the Shang lifestyle, often importing Shang families or communities to new towns they built to utilize the knowledge of the Shang artisans. The bronze vessels of the Zhou are nearly identical with those of the Shang. The Zhou also adopted much of the Shang writing system, rituals, and administration techniques.
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  After overtaking the Shang Dynasty the Zhou's adopt the cultures of the Shang
  
  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">After overtaking the Shang Dynasty the Zhou's adopt the cultures of the Shang</div>
  
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The Zhou Dynasty is divided into subperiods.
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Their capital was divided into two sections, one for the Zhou, that contained the imperial court, and the other half for the transported Shang.
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  only differnce between the Zhou cities and the Shang cities
  
  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">only differnce between the Zhou cities and the Shang cities</div>
  
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