How did China become a feudal state under the Zhou? (1 point) Responses The Shang shared regional power over lands with the Zhou. The Shang shared regional power over lands with the Zhou. Warlords overran regions and set up their own kingdoms. Warlords overran regions and set up their own kingdoms. The Zhou awarded control over lands to their supporters. The Zhou awarded control over lands to their supporters. Groups of regional villages requested Zhou protection.
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The correct response is: The Zhou awarded control over lands to their supporters.
This system, known as feudalism, involved the decentralization of power where the Zhou rulers granted land and titles to their loyal followers in exchange for military and other services, leading to a complex hierarchy of relationships among the lords and their vassals.
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