'Oda nobunaga' diaporamas de présentation

Politics of Eurasia 1450-1750

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Feudal Japan

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Japan

Japan. Themes of Geography Conclusions of History. 20% of the land is flat in Japan Most Japanese live on the coastal flat plains Homes were never far from the sea The sea became a source of food They were an island separated from the rest of Asia Korea is about 100 miles away

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East Asia 1450-1750

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JAPAN

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AKS 40: Japan and China

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AKS 40: Japan and China

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AKS 40: Japan and China

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AKS 40: Japan and China

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Kompon Chudo Originally built c. 850; rebuilt in 1642 (after Mt. Hiei was razed by Oda Nobunaga)

Kompon Chudo Originally built c. 850; rebuilt in 1642 (after Mt. Hiei was razed by Oda Nobunaga).

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AKS 40: Japan and China

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Chapter 6 Final Exam Review

Chapter 6 Final Exam Review. SS 8 Ms. Pakkar. Big ideas. Breaking apart of feudal structure Compare/contrast to European feudalism. Key Concepts. Geography Classical Period Kamakura Period and Japanese Samurai, Bushido Feudalism Reunification of Japan. Geography.

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Qing Dynasty China Background

Qing Dynasty China Background. 1644, Manchus invaded China and established the Qing Dynasty ruled China for over 260 years upheld traditional Confucian beliefs and social structures. Manchuria. Qing Dynasty China Rulers. Kangxi ( kahng shee ) Became emperor in 1661 and ruled for 60 years

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East Asian World

East Asian World. Japanese Changes. Shogun power waning by end of 13 th century Land was the priority Ashikaga family unable to reduce conflict Time of decentralization Weak government Chaos amongst daimyos European influence affecting stability Christians entering Japan

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Tokugawa Japan

Tokugawa Japan. Chapter 16, Section III. The Three Great Unifiers. At the end of the 15 th century, Japan was in chaos . Daimyo controlled their own lands and warred with their neighbors (feudal?). Unification began in the late 16 th century with three powerful figures:

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Pilgrimage to Enryakuji

Pilgrimage to Enryakuji. Kompon Chudo (Main Hall) Originally built c. 850; rebuilt in 1642 (after Mt. Hiei was razed by Oda Nobunaga).

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Doyotomi Hideyoshi is the most important leader of Japan who controlled Japan over 1500-1750.

Doyotomi Hideyoshi is the most important leader of Japan who controlled Japan over 1500-1750.

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Tokugawa (Japan) toh-koo-gah-wah

SSWH11 Students will investigate political and social changes in Japan and in China from the seventeenth century CE to mid-nineteenth century CE.

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Ch. 8.3 Japan: Growth of a Military Society

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The Life, and Death, of Oda Nobunaga

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