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Imperial China and the spread of Buddhism Tang Dynasty and Sung (AKA Song) Dynasty

Imperial China and the spread of Buddhism Tang Dynasty and Sung (AKA Song) Dynasty. Both political leaders Used state money to help Spread the Buddhist religion. . Emperor Taizong Empress Wu Zetian.

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Imperial China and the spread of Buddhism Tang Dynasty and Sung (AKA Song) Dynasty

Imperial China and the spread of Buddhism Tang Dynasty and Sung (AKA Song) Dynasty. Both political leaders Used state money to help Spread the Buddhist religion. . Emperor Taizong Empress Wu Zetian.

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Why did Japan annex Korea in 1910?

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Periodization : Classical Civilizations: 500 B.C.E. to 600 C.E.

Periodization : Classical Civilizations: 500 B.C.E. to 600 C.E.

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Explore the Time Line

Explore the Time Line. Which dynasty unified China in 589? When was the Yuan Dynasty founded, and by whom? How many years passed from the beginning of the Yuan dynasty to the end of the Ming dynasty?

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JAPAN REVIEW

JAPAN REVIEW. CHAPTERS 20, 21 & 22. Define: Cultural Diffusion. Cultural Diffusion. The spread of culture from one society to another. WHAT WAS PRINCE SHOTOKU KNOWN FOR?.

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East Asia

East Asia. Big Picture: China. G Problems with nomads (north) Large, filled with resources Influences neighbors R Confucianism Buddhism comes in and out. Big Picture: China. A Continuous civilization Inventions Core of world trade P Dynastic cycle Civil service exams.

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RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD

RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD. You are to take notes in your binder exactly as they appear here. Please indent in outline form as I have done for you. *This PowerPoint will be posted to my website.

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7.3.1, 7.3.3, 7.3.6

7.3.1, 7.3.3, 7.3.6. Chinese Dynasties Cornell Notes. Tang Dynasty. Objectives: 7.3.1a : Describe the reunification of China under the Tang Dynasty 7.3.1b : Describe the reasons for the spread of Buddhism 7.3.3a : Analyze the influences of Confucianism [in Chinese society and government]. .

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The Resurgence of Empire in East Asia

Chapter 15. The Resurgence of Empire in East Asia. Restoration of Centralized Imperial Rule in China. After the Han dynasty collapsed in 220 C.E., China spent years in conflict. Several regional kingdoms attempted to take control over China, but none were successful.

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Period 3: Regional and Trans regional Interactions 600 CE-1450

Period 3: Regional and Trans regional Interactions 600 CE-1450. Turn in Islam chart, keep women in Islamic societies out on your desk . Post Classical period . Collapse of old empires, rise of city-states in Africa, Mesoamerica, Southeast Asia Massive wars of conquest

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Politics as a Vocation

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Chapter 17: Politics in the Gilded Age

Chapter 17: Politics in the Gilded Age. Section One: Political Machines. I. The Rise of the Political Machines. Challenges of city government Public services- fire, police, and sanitation departments Bridges, parks, schools, streets, sewer, utility Political Bosses

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Chapter 9

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AIM : What foreign ideas did Japan adopt & adapt? Do Now : Define & create a sentence for both adapt & adopt

AIM : What foreign ideas did Japan adopt & adapt? Do Now : Define & create a sentence for both adapt & adopt. HW : Create your own haiku. Japanese Culture Influence of China Belief Systems Buddhism ? spread throughout Asia. Confucianism ? strong values. Taoism ? nature

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China Rejects Europeans

China Rejects Europeans. Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) Defeated Mongol rulers of China Paid tribute by Korea, and other Southeast Asian countries Expected the Europeans pay tribute. Hongwu: first emperor of Ming dynasty Reformed agriculture in China Increased rice production

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Chinese During Foundations

Chinese During Foundations. Amanda G. Arundel High School. History and Accomplishments of Early Chinese Dynasties . (1994 BCE-220 CE). Xia Dynasty. (1994-1766) BCE. Political Systems First Dynasty of China, esatblished by Yu the Great

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Every student appearing for IAS-Mains studies rigorously but not all get through, not all pass. The strategy that you adopt while studying is the deciding factor of your name being in the success list. IAS-Mains carry 2600 marks in all. You need to plan carefully about each mark. Few other important tips to crack the mains are as follows:

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Kingdoms of Korea

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Chapter 17 POLITICS IN THE GILDED AGE

Chapter 17 POLITICS IN THE GILDED AGE. Section 1: Political Machines Section 2: Restoring Honest Government Section 3: The Populist Movement. Section 1: Political Machines. Objectives:. How did political machines emerge in U.S. cities? Why were immigrants important to political machines?

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