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How did people during the Zhou Dynasty perceive natural disasters such as floods or famine?
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How did people during the Zhou Dynasty perceive natural disasters such as floods or famine?

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They believed that it signified that the rulers were not following the Mandate of Heaven and that their God was angry and punishing everyone, they believed it meant the dynasty would continue to rule with great success.

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