'Song dynasties' presentation slideshows

Post Classical China

Post Classical China. Sui, Tang, Song Dynasties. Tang Sung Dynasty Dynasty

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Tang & Song Dynasties

Tang & Song Dynasties. I. Tang Dynasty, 618-907 II. Medieval Economic Revolution (in China) IDs: Tang Dynasty, 618-907, champa rice. Argument.

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Chapter 10 Sec.1

Chapter 10 Sec.1. The Tang and Song Dynasties. Anticipatory Set. At their heights, which civilization had the largest population?. Tang. Roman. Est. 50,000,000 people. Est. 80,000,000 people. State Standards.

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Tang Poetry and Song Art

Tang Poetry and Song Art.

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Homework

Homework. Read pages 281-292 in the textbook. Answer questions #1-3 on page 292. Due tomorrow. Aim: How did the Sui, Tang and Song Dynasties restore stability to China?. June 5, 2014. Dynasties we have already talked about: Shang ? Zhou ? Qin ? Han

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The Tang and Song Dynasties of China

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GRRR: Golden Ages

GRRR: Golden Ages. Athens. When was their Golden Age? 5th Century BC (400s) Alexander the Great = 4th C (300s) What led to their Golden Age? Strong economy and good government; Hellenistic Age = Cultural Diffusion

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Homework

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Golden Age

Golden Age. Tang and Song Dynasties. Expanded civil service exams & built schools to help with them. Expanded China and influence on the west, Korea, & Japan. Expanded Buddhism, sending out missionaries. Weakened by a rebellion over taxes & nomadic invasions.

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Chinese Dynasties

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