Shaped by History: East Asia Chapter 25, Section 1 What are some of East Asia’s major achievements?
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- Shaped by History: East Asia Chapter 25, Section 1 What are some of East Asia’s major achievements
- How did culture traits spread within East Asia and from East Asia to the West
- How did Western trade pressure contribute to the rise of communist nations in East Asia after World War II
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- Shaped by History: Southeast Asia Chapter 25, Section 2 How did culture traits spread from China, India, Southwest Asia, and Europe to Southeast Asia
- How did colonial rule influence Southeast Asia
- Cultural Diffusion in Southeast Asia
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 Shaped by History: East Asia Chapter 25, Section 1
Great Wall of China; Chinese also invented paper, gunpowder, silk weaving, magnetic compass, and water wheel.
Chinese migrated to Korea around 1200 BC. Migration led to a transfer of Chinese knowledge and customs to the Koreans. Chinese, Koreans, and Japanese had many exchanges of culture and knowledge. In the 1800s Europeans and American began to produce great amounts of manufactured goods. Western trading ships sailed to Asian ports to begin trading.
The Chinese people blamed the emperor for the growing foreign influence, so a 1911 revolution replaced the emperor with a republic. A civil war broke out in China after WWII. Nationalists wanted to strengthen China so it could manage without foreigners; Communists wanted to break the power of the landlords and other wealthy people as well as drive out all foreign influence. Both wanted the same thing – foreign influence out of China, but the Communists also wanted to be free of powerful leaders within the country as well. The communists won the civil war. civilization a society that has cities, a central government, workers who do specialized jobs, and social classes
dynasty a series of rulers from the same family migration movement of people from one country/region to another to make a new home clan group of families who claim a common ancestor cultural spreading of ideas/culture through the movement of people diffusion
_____________________________________________________________________________SUMMARY'>___________________________________________________________________________ SUMMARY: Discoveries and advances in science, technology, and the arts spread within East Asia and to Western nations before conflicts within and beyond East Asia erupted during World War II. Shaped by History: Southeast Asia Chapter 25, Section 2
Early migration and missionaries primarily; later by trade and colonization.
Positive: colonial rulers built roads, bridges, railroads, schools, universities, hospitals, etc. Negative: colonial rulers demanded the farmers grow cash crops, which did not feed the people if the price of the crop dropped or the cash crop failed. Angkor Wat Built by the Khmer in the rain forests of Cambodia about 1100 A.D., this is the largest Hindu temple in the world (1 mile X 1 mile). Cultural Diffusion in Southeast Asia European Colonial rulers China Foreign Trades and Missionaries Cash Crops (i.e., coffee) Ideas of Confucius universities Ways of farming Christianity (1500s) Hinduism (@.A.D. 100) railroads Islam (800s-900s)
Hindu India Trade Buddhism China Chinese colonization Islam SW Asia Trade Christianity Europe Colonization
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