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Reunification of China Sui, Tang and Song Dynasties

Reunification of China Sui, Tang and Song Dynasties. After the Han Centuries of disunity after fall of Han 589; Sui, Tang then Song dynasties centralize & revitalize China. II. Sui Dynasty - 589 A. Ruler Wendi reestablished centralized state 1. Repaired Great Wall

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IMPERIAL CHINA: KEY CHARACTERISTICS

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Imperial China: Sui-Tang And Song Dynasties

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AP World History I Longwood HS

Chapter 12: Reunification and Renaissance in Chinese Civilization: The Era of the Tang and Song Dynasties. AP World History I Longwood HS. Overview. With the fall of the Han Dynasty in 220 CE, China alternates between periods of political unity and fragmentation

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MEDIEVAL CHINA California State Content Standard

MEDIEVAL CHINA California State Content Standard. 7.3 Students analyze the geographic, political, economic, religious, and social structures of the civilizations of China in the Middle Ages.

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TANG DYNASTY

TANG DYNASTY. 618-907 AD GREATEST DYNASTY IN CHINESE HISTORY FOUNDED BY TAIZONG INCLUDED NUMBER OF GOOD EMPERORS COLLAPSED IN 907 CIVIL WAR. TAIZONG. Brilliant general and government reformer Divided government functions into six ministries

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Chapter 13: The Spread of Chinese Civilization-Japan, Korea, and Vietnam

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Lesson 3: Tang and Song China

Lesson 3: Tang and Song China Lesson Question: What were the major changes and continuities in China during the Tang and Song dynasties?

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Tang Dynasty 618-907 C.E

Tang Dynasty 618-907 C.E. Tang Dynasty. Summary: Second Classical Chinese Age Very similar to the Han Dynasty Confucianism again dominates govt leaders Confucian Civil Service Exams used to hire administrators for the Chinese government locally, regionally and nationally

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Tang Dynasty 618-907 C.E

Tang Dynasty 618-907 C.E. Tang Dynasty. Summary: Second Classical Chinese Age Very similar to the Han Dynasty Confucianism again dominates govt leaders Confucian Civil Service Exams used to hire administrators for the Chinese government locally, regionally and nationally

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Sui (581-618) and Tang (619-960) China

Sui (581-618) and Tang (619-960) China. October 4, 2012. Review. What is the relationship between Laozi and the Daoist religion? What was the relationship between the peoples of India and the peoples of Central Asia? What were the differences between northern India and southern India?

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Chinese Influence on Korea

Chinese Influence on Korea. Chapter 13 (2 of 3). Korea. In 109 B.C.E., Han Dynasty conquered Korea (explains why Chinese culture influenced Korea so much). Korea broke free from China. 3 independent Korean kingdoms emerged: Koguryo , Paekche , and Silla.

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The Civilizations of East Asia

CHAPTER 12. The Civilizations of East Asia. Section 1: China Under the Sui, Tang, and Sung Dynasties Section 2: The Mongol Empire Section 3: Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia. Section 1:. China Under the Sui, Tang, and Sung Dynasties. Objectives:.

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Geography

Geography. Peninsula just south/east of China 70%= Low, steep mountains Western coastal regions = major farming Coastline- 5400 miles, hundreds of good harbors = port cities Location near China = Korea is influenced by China. Dynasties. Silla Dynasty (668-935) Koryo (935-1392)

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Bill Strickland East Grand Rapids High School East Grand Rapids, MI bstrickl@egrps.org

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Spices

Spices. By Luis Saldana & Kou Yang. WHAT? . Indian envoys, from India, traveled to Tang China and brought them two makers of sugar who successfully taught the C hinese how to cultivate sugarcane. It was a discovery for C hina. WHEN. During the Tang D ynasty. The year is unknown.

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