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Name this place!

Name this place!. One of the world’s oldest civilizations with over 4,000 years of continuous history This society has one of the world’s oldest written language systems Borders 14 countries and 4 seas

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Name this place!

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  1. Name this place! • One of the world’s oldest civilizations with over 4,000 years of continuous history • This society has one of the world’s oldest written language systems • Borders 14 countries and 4 seas • The official language has over 20,000 characters although the average person only learns about 5,000 • The most populous country in the world with 1.4 billion • This countries Great Wall is over 1,500 miles in length

  2. Chapter 19.2 40a - describe the policies of the Tokugawa and Qing rulers, to include Oda Nobunaga and Kangxi (include how Oda Nobunaga laid the groundwork for Tokugawa rulers) 40b - analyze the impact of population growth and its impact on the social structure

  3. Essential Questions • Who were the late dynasties in China? • Why did they practice isolationism and how did this affect their society? • What is isolationism?

  4. The Ming Dynasty (1368 – 1644) • The first Ming Emperor, a peasant’s son Hongwu, drove out the Mongols in 1368 • Helped China return to health and prosperity • Reformer • Confucianism • Land • Agriculture • Ruthless ruler • Moved the capital to Beijing

  5. Manchus and the Qing Dynasty • The Manchus were a people from Northeast China (think Manchuria); not ethnically Chinese • The Manchus took a Chinese name for their dynasty – Qing Dynasty • Last dynasty in China • The Dutch won favorable status for trading by paying tribute and “kowtowing”

  6. Kangxi • Ruled for 60 years starting in 1661 • Reduced government expenses and lowered taxes • Put intellectuals into government positions; patron of the arts • What does patron mean?

  7. Review • Who were the people that took over China from the Ming Dynasty? • What was their name? • What was one contribution of Kangxi?

  8. Why? Get with a partner and write down two reasons why you think this population boom may have occurred.

  9. Life under the Qing • Food production increased, nutrition improved, and families expanded • Presided over a time of peace • Practiced isolationism with the outside world • Confucianism values agriculture over commerce/trade

  10. 3-2-1 • Here’s What:Describe one very important concept that you learned during this lesson.So What:How can you study/connect this concept so you will know that you understand/remember it?Now What: How can you use this concept to help you become a better social studies reader, writer, or problem solver?

  11. 19.3 • Essential Questions • What social, social, political, and economic changes occurred in Japan starting in the 17th Century? • Who were the leaders of this change and how did they facilitate it?

  12. What is this country?

  13. What does this pyramid represent? Get with a partner and let’s discuss for two minutes.

  14. Setting the stage • Civil war shattered Japans old feudal system • 1467 – 1568 is known as the Sengoku Period – “warring states” period • The Daimyo seized control and offered protection to peasants in return for their loyalty • The Emperor become only a “figurehead” • What do we mean by “figurehead?”

  15. OdaNobunga • Powerful Daimyo – seized power from rivals and capital in Kyoto • Was still not able to unify Japan so he committed seppuku (ritual suicide) • “Rule Empire by force” • His successor was ToyotomiHideyoshi • Hideyoshi unified most of Japan

  16. Tokugawa Shogunate unifies Japan • Tokugawa Ieysusuccessfully unified Japan in 1600 • Asked the Daimyo to spend every other year in the capital to prevent them from rebelling – alternate attendance policy!!!! • Moved capital to small fishing village called Edo… which would later become…. Take a guess… • Tokugawa Shogunate – dynasty that ruled Japan from 1603 – 1867 • Military government • Absolute Power

  17. Review • What is the name for the powerful lord equivalent to a European Noble? • Who seized power from rivals and capital but was unable to unify Japan? • Who successfully unified Japan and stated a dynasty/shogunate?

  18. Life in Tokugawa Japan • 200+ years of prosperity, peace, and isolation • Peasants and farmers faced most difficulties • More food produced – what does this do to population? • Social Structure • New feudal structure

  19. Culture • Haiku • 5 – 7 – 5 syllable, 3 line poetry

  20. Culture (continued) • Kabuki Theater – Actors in elaborate costumes perform skits about life

  21. Contact between Europe and Japan • Japanese first encountered Europeans in 1543 after a Portuguese ship shipwrecked on their coast • They began a trading relationship • Tokugawa Shoguns took steps to suppress Christianity • Instituted a “closed door policy” for more than 200 years

  22. Review • Describe a Haiku? • What is Kabuki Theater? • Why do you think the Japanese instituted a policy of isolationism?

  23. Summarize • Summarize what you learned today in ONE WORD!

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