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202 BC - 220 AD
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Liu Bang is the emperor of the Han Dynasty. It was a time of peace and stability. They had a centralized government and were highly structured.
Civil Service System- Government jobs that civilians obtained by taking examinations
The fall of the Han- A great flood left thousands dead and millions homeless. The peasants revolted and Wang Mang was assassinated.
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581 AD - 618 AD
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The Grand Canal was completed http://www.1st-art-gallery.com/thumbnail/370371/1/The-Grand-Canal,-China.jpg
618 AD - 907 AD
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The ruling class was wealthy and they could afford to be well educated
Fall of the Tang- Tang rulers impose large taxes and struggle to control the large empire. Chinese rebels sacked and burned the Tang capital and murdered the last Tang Emperor
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960 AD - 1279 AD
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They ruled Southern China
The most important inventions of the Tang and Song Dynasties are movable type and gun powder
levels of society- The Gentry were the upper class people who were well educated, the urban middle class included merchants, shopkeepers, skilled artisans, minor officials, and others, The bottom of urban society were laborers, soldiers, servants, and peasants.
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1200 AD - 1300 AD
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Mongol peace. The mongols guaranteed safe passage for trade, caravans, travelers, and missionaries from one end of the empire to the other
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1206 AD - 1370 AD
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see Pax Mongolica and Yuan Dynasty
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1279 AD - 1368 AD
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Kublai Khan united China for the first time in 300 years, the control imposed by the Mongols across all of Asia opened China to greater trade and foreign contacts, and Kublai Khan tolerated Chinese culture and made few government changes
Marco Polo- Traveled the silk roads and arrived at Khan's court around 1275 and served Kublai Khan
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1364 AD - 1644 AD
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Ming rulers did not allow outsiders in to threaten the peace and prosperity of China
Zheng He was a Chinese Muslim Admiral whose expeditions were remarkable for their size
only the Government could conduct foreign trade and only through 3 ports (Canton, Macao, and Ningbo)
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1644 AD - 1912 AD
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The Manchus were the people of Manchuria and they invaded China, causing the Ming Dynasty to collapse
the Manchus kept China isolated
The Opium tea connection- The Europeans sold large quantities of opium to the Chinese, who used it for medical purposes, and it eventually became a highly addictive drug
Spheres of influence- A region in China where Japan and European countries owned and tried to influence China
Open Door Policy- China is allowed to trade with merchants from all countries
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1839
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The British refused to stop selling Opium to the Chinese so they went to war and the Chinese were Defeated
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1850 - 1864
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Hong Xiuquan wanted to create a heavenly 'Kingdom of Great Peace" He got together a peasant army and they conquered a lot of places in south eastern China. Internal fighting and the British, French, and attacks destroyed tapings
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1862 - 1908
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She was a conservative, but she allowed reforms. Factories and education were better and grew.
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1.Japanese Feudalism- it was started because rich land owners ended the Heign Priod and they protected small farmers if they worked for the warriors and land owners
2.Japanese naturalistic religion- believed in shinto (respecting nature and the forces of nature) and the kami (divine nature spirits)
3.Religion brought to Japan by Korean traders- buddhism
794 - 1185
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1.Capital?- Heilm, or modern day Kyoto
2.Had to compete with which family?- Fujiwara
3.Samurai and Bushido- samurai: body guards to the lords they served bushido: religious, brave, kind, and died honorably
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1192 - 1333
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1.What is a shogun?- a supreme general of the emperor's army
2.Economic effect of defeating the invading Mongols- they went bankrupt, causing revolts to break out
http://www2.hawaii.edu/~thomask/eall271/kamakura_period/images/Heike-yoshitsune_samurai.jpg
1600 - 1868
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1.Daimyo- means "great name"; warrior chieftains who became lords who offered protection and land for work
2.Structure of society- feudalism
3.What European country had contact early on?- Portugal
4.Policy towards outsiders- they welcomed outsiders
5.Matthew Perry- first westerner to be received into Japanese parts, this was due to how advanced his ship was
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1868 - 1912
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1.Emperor Musuhito thought the best way to resist westernization was to- modernize
2.What European courtiers did they like?- German, Britain, and American
3.Where do they try to expand to?- Korea
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500 BC - 200 AD
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100 BC - 1500 AD
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100 BC - 940 AD
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1.Where is this kingdom?- on a plateau on the Red Sea, south of Kush, in modern day Eritria and Ethiopia
2.Aksum made its living off of what?- trading
3.This was the only Ancient African kingdom to develop a what?- written language
4.Decline of Aksum- to remain Christian and avoid the advancing wave of Islam, they relocated to northern Ethiopia, across the mountains and this new location caused the depletion of forests, soil erosion, and Aksum's eventual decline as a world power
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1000 - 1450
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1.Where was it?- southeastern Africa
2.What happened to it?- became the capital of a thriving state and a center of trade, but it was abandoned for no known reason
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1000 - 1400
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1.Where are these people?- the savanna area, in what is today northern Nigeria
2.Political organization?- city states with local rulers
3. What item was traded in Zazzau?- enslaved people
http://www.blackpast.org/files/blackpast_images/Hausa_City_States.jpg
1100 - 1600
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1.Where?- southern edge of the savanna, what is today Benin and southwestern Nigeria
2.Yoruba kings?- religious and political leaders for their kingdom
3.2 largest kingdoms- Ife and Oyo
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1235 AD - 1400 AD
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1.Where was it?- South of the Sahara, off of Africa's west coast
2.What good did Mansa Musa do?- expanded the Mali Empire to twice the size of the empire of Ghana and helped make Timbuktu much more popular
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1430 - 1760
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1.Where was it?- north of Great Zimbabwe
2.Who took over?- Portugal
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1440 - 1897
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1.What is an Oba?- kings or rulers of Benin that claimed descent from the first kings of Ife
2.Significance of Portugese trade in Benin's port at Gwatto- began European interference in Africa
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1468 AD - 1592 AD
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