'Foreign merchants' presentation slideshows

Imperialism in Asia

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China and Japan Theme: Different responses to foreign influence

China and Japan Theme: Different responses to foreign influence. Lesson 11. Agenda. China Conservative elites stifle political and social reforms and technological advances that would have threatened their positions and their understanding of stability

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China and Japan Theme: Different responses to foreign influence

China and Japan Theme: Different responses to foreign influence. Lesson 16. Agenda. China Conservative elites stifle political and social reforms and technological advances that would have threatened their positions and their understanding of stability

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China and Japan Theme: Different responses to foreign influence

China and Japan Theme: Different responses to foreign influence. Lesson 16. Agenda. China Conservative elites stifle political and social reforms and technological advances that would have threatened their positions and their understanding of stability

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The Russian Empire

The Russian Empire. Robbie Garner, Stephanie Reynolds, Sarah Tepper, and Linda Wang . Background. Princes of Moscow began to expand their holdings as early as the mid-fourteenth century.

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Ancient China & Japan

Ancient China & Japan. Outcome: The Mongols. The Mongols. Setting the Stage: The Mongols were gaining strength in the north in Asia They prided themselves on their skill on horseback , their discipline , and courage Mongols were nomadic pastoralists : herded domesticated animals

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Chapter Two, Lesson Two: Acquainted Cultures

Chapter Two, Lesson Two: Acquainted Cultures. Sassanid Dynasty of Persia (224-641). Problems with Rome Fought over the border between the two empires Fought over control of Armenia. Armenia was an important buffer zone between the two empires.

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Trade & Entertainment in Medieval Europe

Trade & Entertainment in Medieval Europe. During the Time of War. As the Crusades and the 100 Years War, trade in Medieval Europe was non-existent. There were three reasons for this: The roads made by the Romans were in poor condition. The lords charged money to travel on their roads.

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Why was Magna Carta so important?

Why was Magna Carta so important?. To study the main points of Magna Carta To assess why some of them are important today. 1215 barons had enough & listed their grievances List became known as Magna Carta (Great Charter) John met barons at Runnymede

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