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Chapter 12 Mongol Eurasia and Its Aftermath, 1200-1500

Chapter 12 Mongol Eurasia and Its Aftermath, 1200-1500. AP World History. I. The Rise of the Mongols, 1200-1600. A. Nomadism in Central and Inner Asia Mongols were strongly hierarchical. Mongols had complex federations tied to together by marriage alliances.

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1450-1750 Questions

1450-1750 Questions. Which of the following explains the value of eunuchs in traditional Chinese courts?. A) Being poor, they had no fortunes to trade for power B) Because they could not have families, they were not a long-term political threat C) They were easy to watch over

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Chapter 22: Asian Transitions in an era of Global Change

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The First Global Age: Europe & Asia

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Mongol and Ming Empires

Mongol and Ming Empires. Presentation created by Robert L. Martinez Primary Content Source: Prentice Hall World History Images as cited. home.swipnet.se.

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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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I. European Trade With China

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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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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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DBQ Elements

DBQ Elements. AP WORLD HISTORY. Grouping. At Least 3 groups in each DBQ Groupings should be based on the different responses to Buddhism Be as specific as possible in descriptions of groupings Are there any connections between reactions, trends or events and the historical time period?

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The Commercial Revolution

The Commercial Revolution. World History. 17 th Century Europe. Although most of Europe remained agricultural during this period, the fastest growing part of the European economy was the trade of goods. This was due to European exploration. Global Trade.

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The Age of Exploration

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3/3 Vocab. & Journal

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600-1450 CE Unit

600-1450 CE Unit. Areas of Content Islam Medieval Europe East Asia Central Asia India Africa Americas. Periodization. Why 600 CE-1450 CE?

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The European Commercial Revolution

The European Commercial Revolution. The Commercial Revolution. Although most of Europe remained agricultural during this period, the fastest growing part of the European economy was in the trade of goods Especially goods manufactured in Europe or brought from Asia and the Americas

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Hist 101 World Civilization II

Hist 101 World Civilization II. China: 1400-1800. China: 1400-1800 Introduction. In 1400, China could justly claim to be the most advanced and ancient civilization on Earth It had been a continuous civilization back to the Bronze Age

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Japan Limits Western Contacts

Japan Limits Western Contacts. Strong Leaders Take Control. A time of chaos, called the Warring States period, develops when powerful samurai take control of feudal lands, daimyo (warrior-chieftains) become lords of the land, and peasants are offered protection in return for their loyalty.

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