South Southeast Asia in the Post Classical Era

Jan 01, 2013

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India: Political Overview. Divided into numerous regional kingdomsGeneral rule: decentralization; regional authority Lots of dynastic changes

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South Southeast Asia in the Post Classical Era

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South & Southeast Asia in the Post Classical Era

South & Southeast Asia in the Post Classical Era. India & the Indian Ocean Basin. India: Political Overview. Divided into numerous regional kingdoms Lots of dynastic changes & military struggles No region or dynasty was ever able to control all of the Indian subcontinent . Northern India.

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South, Southeast, and East Asia

South, Southeast, and East Asia. Physical Geography Mr. Byvik. Mountains. Mountains are important in Asia because they influence: Population patterns Movement of people and goods Climate. Mountains. The most important mountain range in Asia is the Himalaya Mountains.

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The Post Classical East and Southeast Asia

The Post Classical East and Southeast Asia. China, Japan, Vietnam, Korea. China/Central Asia. Political. 581 CE – Sui take over from Han, don’t last.

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South and SouthEast Asia

South and SouthEast Asia. Focus of Study: Colonization and extreme weather. What is a subcontinent? It is a large landmass that is part of another continent but distinct from it. Sense of Direction…. Countries of South Asia. Countries of SouthEast Asia.

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Unit 7 Post Classical Asia

Unit 7 Post Classical Asia. Rise of the Ottoman Empire. Ottomans Turks established their capital at Istanbul (formerly Constantinople) in 1453 Ruled by the Sultan Allowed Jews and Christians limited self-government. Rise of the Ottoman Empire.

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CLASSICAL AND MEDIEVAL SOUTH ASIA

CLASSICAL AND MEDIEVAL SOUTH ASIA. CHANDRAGUPTA. First empire Expansion. GOVT. Districts Secret police ++ military. ASHOKA. Buddhism +++ Toleration. Factions . GUPTA (320-500). Reunite Renaissance. ART/LITERATURE. Love life Golden Age Poetry, adventures Kama Sutra.

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Post-Classical Era

Post-Classical Era. 600 C.E. - 1450 C.E. Muhammad and His Message. Muhammad ibn Abdullah was born in Mecca to a wealthy merchant family in 570 C.E. He married a wealthy widow Khadija in 595 and worked as a merchant starting at age 30

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President Obama in South & Southeast Asia

President Obama in South & Southeast Asia. November 2010. India. Obama called for India becoming a permanent member of the UN Secutiry Council Laid the groundwork for a large amount of exports to India Predicted the creation of 50,000 jobs in the US to produce those exports

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European Footholds in South and Southeast Asia

Chapter 14 Section 3. European Footholds in South and Southeast Asia. How Portugal Became Mighty. Portugal was the first European power to gain a foothold in Asia Their ships were small but mighty: Their ships were small but great in number

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South, Southeast, and East Asia

South, Southeast, and East Asia. Physical Geography. Land and Sea. The peoples Republic of China makes up about 80% of the land area of East Asia Also, China has the world’s largest population at 1.3 billion people. China’s neighbor Mongolia occupies about 13% of East Asia’s land.

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Southeast Asia in the Era of the Spice Trade

Southeast Asia in the Era of the Spice Trade. Chapter 13 Section 3. The Arrival of the Europeans. Portuguese seized M elaka and then occupied the Moluccas (Spice Islands) The Portuguese lacked the military and finances to impose their authority so were pushed out by the Dutch.

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Southeast Asia in the Era of the Spice Trade

Southeast Asia in the Era of the Spice Trade. Chapter 6, Section 3. Mainland vs Coastal States. Mainland Thailand, Burma, Vietnam, Khmer Relatively stable region Mountains prevented outside interference and influence Coastal Malay Peninsula, Indonesian Archipelago, Moluccas (Melaka)

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Southeast Asia in the New International Era

Southeast Asia in the New International Era. Introduction. Southeast Asia has been out of focus for many reasons including some cynicism related to the region linked to the Vietnam War

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Post Classical Asia

Post Classical Asia. This is the fun part now!!. Ottoman Empire. 1453 nomadic Turks(Ottomans) captured Constantinople renaming it Istanbul The empire stretched around the Mediterranean sea and united most of the Arab world except Persia and Afghanistan

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Political Stages Classical South Asia

Political Stages Classical South Asia. Intermittent Empire in Classical South Asia. <---- 183 Years --->. <------- 299 Years -------->. <- 136 Years ->. <-- 230 Years -->. Mauryan Empire (321-185 BCE). White Hun Invasions (450 - 550 CE). Persian Invasion (520 BCE). Alexander’s

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South, Southeast, and East Asia

South, Southeast, and East Asia. Physical Characteristics. Mountains influence the region population settlement patterns ability of people to move climate. Mountains Himalayas Western and Eastern Ghats Mount Fuji-Japan.

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Classical South Asia

Classical South Asia. Oct. 8, 2013. Review. Was Funan a kingdom? What is “ Indianization ” ? Who were the Chams? Who were the Khmers? Which part of Southeast Asia was influenced by China at this time?. The Kushan empire. Linked China and India A Turko-Mongolian people (Yuezhi)

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America: The Post-Classical Era

America: The Post-Classical Era. 1000-1500 B.C. collapse of Teotihuacan collapse of classical Mayan civilization. New Cultures. appearance of new peoples in central America Toltecs Aztecs. The Toltecs. adopted sedentary agricultural practices added a strong military and imperial culture

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South, Southeast, and East Asia

South, Southeast, and East Asia. Physical Geography. Mountains. Mountains are important in Asia because they influence: Population patterns Movement of people and goods Climate. Mountains. The most important mountain range in Asia is the Himalaya Mountains.

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Southeast Asia in the Era of the Spice Trade

Southeast Asia in the Era of the Spice Trade. Ch. 6 Section 3. Emerging Mainland States. Mainland states are part of a continent, as distinguished from peninsulas or offshore islands. Southeast Asia is forming its own ethnic and cultural traits. (communities are forming)

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Southeast Asia in the Era of the Spice Trade

Southeast Asia in the Era of the Spice Trade. The Arrival of Europeans in Southeast Asia. In 1511, the Portuguese seized Melaka in SE Asia Soon they occupied the Moluccas Known to Europeans as the Spice Islands. The Arrival of Europeans in Southeast Asia.

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Middle East and East Asia Post Classical Era

Middle East and East Asia Post Classical Era. Middle East – Beginning Early Post Classical Period (600 C.E.). The merchant class of Mecca originally practiced polytheism. After Muhammad’s revelation, he rejected polytheism and embraced a belief in one God.

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South &amp; Southeast Asia in the Post Classical Era

South, Southeast, and East Asia

The Post Classical East and Southeast Asia

South and SouthEast Asia

Unit 7 Post Classical Asia

CLASSICAL AND MEDIEVAL SOUTH ASIA

Post-Classical Era

President Obama in South &amp; Southeast Asia

European Footholds in South and Southeast Asia

South, Southeast, and East Asia

Southeast Asia in the Era of the Spice Trade

Southeast Asia in the Era of the Spice Trade

Southeast Asia in the New International Era

Post Classical Asia

Political Stages Classical South Asia

South, Southeast, and East Asia

Classical South Asia

America: The Post-Classical Era

South, Southeast, and East Asia

Southeast Asia in the Era of the Spice Trade

Southeast Asia in the Era of the Spice Trade

Middle East and East Asia Post Classical Era

South & Southeast Asia in the Post Classical Era

President Obama in South & Southeast Asia