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East Asia in the Late Traditional Era

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Double Functions

Double Functions. To walk you through the Ming-Qing Transition. To show you how to put together an essay in a logical manner. Rocks Yang. Plants/Flowers Nature. Water Yin. Architecture/ Literature/Art Culture. Components in a Chinese Garden Complement each other.

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Tradition and Change in East Asia

Tradition and Change in East Asia. Ming and Qing Dynasties and their interaction with Europe. The rise of the Ming. Mongols in decline with the death of Kublai Khan, finally overthrown in 1368. Massive peasant (Red Turban) rebellion led by Hongwu (Zhu Yuanzhang)

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Era 5 in East Asia The Ming Dynasty

Era 5 in East Asia The Ming Dynasty. WHGCEs Era 5 Craig Benjamin. Introduction: Restoring Traditional Chinese Values. During the 13 th and 14 th centuries China experienced the trauma of rule by the Yuan Dynasty of nomadic Mongols

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The Ming Dynasty 1368-1644

The Ming Dynasty 1368-1644. The last native dynasty in history (ruled by Chinese) Zhu Yuanzhang ??? shifted focus onto production/economy that led to peace/prosperity The Great Wall (has Mongols under control)

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Chapter 27

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Chapter 9

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Qing Dynasty

Qing Dynasty. (1644 1911 A.D). Government. Form of military organization that the Qing used was one of the best in the world . Adopted the form of government used by the Ming (w/ only minor adjustments).

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The Mongol AND Ming

The Mongol AND Ming. Mongol Origins. Nomadic horse people N. China Grasslands Raised horses, tended sheep Felt tents: Yerts, Ger Language: Altaic (Rel. To Turkic, Manchurian) Could not marry between tribes and clans. Organization. Families-->Clans-->Tribes-->

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OPIM 101 Introduction to the Computer as an Analysis Tool

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Asian Transitions in an Age of Global Change

Asian Transitions in an Age of Global Change. Chapter 22 Early Modern Era 1450-1750. European exploration from the 14 th century forward wanted to find an all-water route to the wealthy civilizations of Asia. Portuguese.

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Preview Main Idea / Reading Focus The Ming Dynasty The Qing Dynasty Ming and Qing Culture

Preview Main Idea / Reading Focus The Ming Dynasty The Qing Dynasty Ming and Qing Culture Map: Ming and Qing Dynasties. The Ming and Qing Dynasties. The Ming and Qing Dynasties. Main Idea

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Ming Dynasty

Ming Dynasty. 1368-1644. Territory it Controlled. Korea to Southeast Asia. Decline of Yuan/Rise of the Ming. Civil war Change of life Repeated natural disasters Massive peasant rebellions. Characteristics of the Ming Dynasty. Last Chinese dynasty Zenith 15 th c.

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Asian Transitions in an Age of Global Change

Asian Transitions in an Age of Global Change. Chapter 22 EQs: What was the nature of the relationships between Europeans and isolated Asian empires? How did Europeans attempt to control Asian markets? Why did Asian nations become isolated?. Themes.

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Summarize how Mongol armies built an empire. Describe China under Mongol rule.

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East Asian Withdrawal into Isolation

East Asian Withdrawal into Isolation. At a time of European Expansion. Ming and Qing China. And the End of the Great Ming Naval Expeditions. A Brief History of China. What is a dynasty? In sports? Dynasty: A line of people from the same family who rule a country

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Ming Dynasty 1368-1664 (part 1)

Ming Dynasty 1368-1664 (part 1). 5. Ming Dynasty: 1368-1664. Hong Wu Peasant orphan Raised by Buddhist Monks Joined Red Turbans millenarian movement Emerged as leader of large military band Overthrows Yuan and declares himself emperor. Ming Dynasty. Hong Wu takes Nanjing in 1364

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The Ming Dynasty

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