'Ming dynasty' diaporamas de présentation

Chinese Architecture in Beijing

Chinese Architecture in Beijing. Forms and designs. Chinese architectureof The Ming dynasty uses bright colors, painting detailed scenes, roof tiles, roof guardians, and many marble fence posts. It looks very different than western architecture. Power is shown by space not height.

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Ottoman Sundials

Ottoman Sundials. Roger Bailey NASS, St Louis, 2008. Ottoman Sundial Topkapi Palace, Istanbul. Sundial in Third Garden of Topkapi Palace, near Library of Ahmet III. Designed by Suleyman, the first secretary of the Treasury in the reign of Memhet II, the Conqueror (1453-1481)

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Two Cases of Low Grade Energy and Solar Energy Conversion Systems

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Around Yangmingshan National Park

Unit S i x. Around Yangmingshan National Park. Unit S i x. SITUATION BEFORE READING READING VOCABULARY OR TERM EXTRA READING SENTENCE PATTERN LANGUAGE SKILL DIALOGUE WRITING GRAMMAR TIP GUIDE REMINDER. SITUATION. Home.

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Chapter 9

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Empires of Asia 1450-1750

Empires of Asia 1450-1750. Mr. Millhouse AP World History Hebron High School. Rise of Empire: Russia. Ivan the Great (1440-1505) Creates a strong army Used loyalties to the Orthodox Church Ivan the Terrible (1533-1584) Increased power of the tsar Patterns of Expansion Cossacks

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As the World Shrinks: South Asia

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Genghis Khan and the Mongol Empire

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Chapter 14: The Mongol Advance

Chapter 14: The Mongol Advance. AP World History Leuzinger HS. Origins. The Mongols (also known as Tatars, or Tartars) were a group of nomadic tribes from the steppes, or open plains, of Central Asia. They Herded Livestock and were excellent horsemen and archers. Origins.

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Finders Keepers

Finders Keepers. Sally Chris. Taiwan Profile. Landmass: 35,980 km Population: 23,150,000 GDP: 379 billion Language: Mandarin, Taiwanese, Hokkien, Kakka and Formosan Language Governmental System: Multi-party democracy. China Profile. Landmass: 9,596,961 sq. km

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Chapter 16

Chapter 16 Commercial Agriculture Where it from Colonial powers commercialized the agriculture products and sold it even back to the colonized countries

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The Ming Dynasty: The Beginning of an End

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Colours in art and culture

Colours in art and culture . Project coordinators: Prof. Malgorzata Wrzesniak Prof. Agnieszka Bender BLUE. Lapis Lazuli, Indigo plant, Woad plant. Detail from the Ancient Egyptian frescos in the Tomb of Seti I, New Kingdom, 19th D ynasty. Funerary Mask of Tutankhamun ,

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Beijing, China

Beijing, China. The Great Wall of China. 5,500 miles Crosses 3 geographical regions: Western- Gobi Desert (now in ruin) Central- Ordos Steppes (mud) East- precipitous mountains to Pacific Ocean. Construction. Watchtowers Wooden frames Tampered Earth Brickwork (brick walls)

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Famous Landmarks in Asia

Famous Landmarks in Asia. By: Erin Voigt. Northern China. Construction of the Great Wall of China began in the fifth century B.C. The Ming Dynasty extended it in the 1400s to defend against the Mongolian armies to the north.

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China: from old to new

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Gama vs Columbus (pp 175-176)

Cold War between Spain and Portugal (p 174) The Treaty of Tordesillas (June 7, 1494) King Manual I takes power in Portugal in 1495. Gama vs Columbus (pp 175-176). Gama. Columbus. Instigated. King Manuel I Gama hired gun. Columbus, campaigned hard Rejected by King John II

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Ming Dynasty

Ming Dynasty. Keeping China Safe from Invaders. Emperor Yung Lo has pushed the Mongol forces back and saved China from being invaded and overtaken. The Emperor has also moved the capital of China to the city of Peking. Rebuilding the Great Wall.

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Di: a transverse bam boo flute with six finger holes, a month hole, and other hole covered by a thin membrane.

Di. Di: a transverse bam boo flute with six finger holes, a month hole, and other hole covered by a thin membrane. History: was introduced into China from Central Asia (Xi Yu) early in the Han dynasty. Function

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The Mongols & Their Impact On China

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