Tang Taizong
Wu Zhao
Pastoralist
Genghis Khan
Kublai Khan
Marco Polo
Shinto
Samurai
Angkor Wat
Koryu Dynasty
Why was the reform under the Tang so significant?
How did changes in agriculture support other developments
during the Song Dynasty?
Why were nomads and settled peoples often in conflict?
What were the most important achievements of the Mongol
Empire?
Explain how Kublai Khan treated his Chinese subjects.
How did china’s economy improve during the Yuan Dynasty?
Describe the impact of Chinese culture on Japan in the 600s
and 700s.
Explain how feudalism developed in Japan beginning in the
1200s.
Describe the two sources of prosperity for Southeast Asian
empires, and give examples of empires that prospered each way.
What were the major accomplishments of the Koryu Dynasty?
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· Distinct geography and culture · Shinto religion · Heian period · Feudal system |
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Interaction with China ·
Buddhism ·
Writing system ·
Civil Service |
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Revival of civil service system ·
Strengthening of central government ·
Golden age of culture, science, and technology |
· Interaction with China · Vietnam: Buddhism, civil service · Other areas: spread of ideas through migration and trade |
· Location on trade routes between China and India · Indian cultural influence: political ideas and religions |
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Mongols |
China |
Korea
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Nomadic
way of life
· Clan-based leadership |
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Interaction
with China
· Mongols conquest of china · Spread of Chinese ideas through Mongol empire across Europe |
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Revival of civil service system ·
Strengthening of central government Golden age of culture, science, and technology |
·Interaction
with china
· Buddhism · Writing system · Civil service · Printing · Porcelain |
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Distinct
geography and culture
· Divided society controlled by wealthy landowners |
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