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EAST ASIA (part 1) I. DEFINE REALM A. China (China proper, Xizang, Xinjiang) Jakota Triangle

EAST ASIA (part 1) I. DEFINE REALM A. China (China proper, Xizang, Xinjiang) Jakota Triangle. II. PHYSICAL REGIONS (China) A.  Climate – compare to US. B.  Uplands – North- Loess plateau West -Tibetan plateau C.  Coastal Plain – River basins – Yangtze, Huang He (Yellow).

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EAST ASIA (part 1) I. DEFINE REALM A. China (China proper, Xizang, Xinjiang) Jakota Triangle

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  1. EAST ASIA (part 1) • I. DEFINE REALM • A. China (China proper, Xizang, Xinjiang) • Jakota Triangle

  2. II. PHYSICAL REGIONS (China) A.  Climate – compare to US

  3. B.  Uplands – North- Loess plateau West -Tibetan plateau C.  Coastal Plain – River basins – Yangtze, Huang He (Yellow)

  4. Yellow River (Huang He) 1979 2000

  5. Three Gorges Dam – Yangtze River http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2JMVxnMqxU

  6. C. China and plate tectonics

  7. III. EVOLUTION OF CHINESE STATE/CULTURE A.  Zhou (1027-221 BC) – formative, iron, Confucius

  8. Qin (Ch’in) 221-207 BC • centralized govt, unified writing, Great Wall completed) Lion eating poet http://www.yellowbridge.com/onlinelit/stonelion.php

  9. Great Wall

  10. Han (206 BC- 220 AD) • Major empire, Silk Road

  11. Song dynasty (960-1279)- Mongols Genghis Khan - Temuchin

  12. E. Ming dynasty –(1368-1644) Exploration under Zheng He (Chen Ho) – 1405-1433

  13. IV. China and European contact • Qing (Manchu) – 1644-1911 • Early – Macao, Guanzhou • B. Opium Wars (1839-1860)

  14. C. Treaty Ports -

  15. II.Anti-Foreign Sentiment A. Boxer Rebellion (1900) Swedish missionaries escaping by caravan during Boxer Rebellion Deaths: 30,000 Chinese Roman Catholics 2000 Chinese Protestants 35 Protestant missionaries, 53 children 47 Roman Catholic priests & nuns

  16. B. Rise of nationalism 1. Guomindang (Kuomintang)- Sun Yat-sen, Chiang Kai-shek 2. Communist – Mao Zedong

  17. Demographics • Population distribution • Historical growth • One-child policy

  18. D. Languages (ethnic diversity)

  19. VII. AGRICULTURE A.  Crop distribution – west, northeast, southeast B.  Rice – history, cultivation methods C.  Post 1949 D.  Post 1978 – “responsibility system

  20. VIII. INDUSTRY A.   Pre-1949 B.   Post 1949 C.   Post 1978 1. reforms 2. SEZs, 3. Labor issues 4. Environment http://sites.asiasociety.org/beijingair/

  21. GDP – Regional disparities

  22. Trade in Goods with China In millions of U.S. dollars http://www.census.gov/foreign-trade/balance/c5700.html#2010

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