Which statement best describes the political conditions of the Warring States period?
O The Zhou dynasty became more powerful and was able to put down the rebel states.
O The Warring States period is known for its peace and prosperity.
O Feudal states competed for power, leading to constant warfare, violence, and turmoil.
O Many Chinese people were forced out of their country and fled to nearby India.
Answer:
Feudal states competed for power, leading to constant warfare, violence, and turmoil.
Step-by-step explanation:
The Warring States period which lasted between 475 till 222 BC in ancient China that was known for its conflicts and wars and military expeditions.
This conflict was caused by the fight among the different states until there was peace after the Qin dynasty conquered them all and united them under one China.