Question

question 4 (10 points) the principal force driving change in the organization of states during the warring states period was the impact of confucian political thought on the governing class, repeated invasions by non - chinese nomadic pastoralists, warfare and the desire of each ruler to unite the realm under his control, economic competition between states.

Explanation:

During the Warring States period, constant warfare and the ambition of rulers to unify the land led to significant changes in state - organization. Confucian thought was not yet the dominant influence on governance at this time. Non - Chinese nomadic pastoralist invasions were not the main driving force for internal state organization changes. Economic competition was a factor but not the principal one.

Answer:

C. warfare and the desire of each ruler to unite the realm under his control