PPT-Dynastic Rule in China

Sui to Ming Sui Dynasty 589618 Yang Jiang Wen Di unified China through Military Conquest How did the Dynasty rise to Power How did this Dynasty govern China Wen Di and Yang Di were harsh rulers. second dynastic succession. The new young leader stirs Western hopes for a new era, but the massive foreign policy failure with which he began his tenure in 2012 reinforces an assessment that nuclear – India Review. What are the two major . rivers. of India? Where are they located?. What were the two largest . cities. in the Indus River valley? What technological features do they display? . What are the four geographical . I. Rise of the Mongols. Nomads from Northern China. Superb horsemen and archers. For centuries they were isolated. Men ruled the tribes.  . II. Mongols Expand. 1206 . Temujin. becomes Genghis Khan or universal ruler. Use any and all information on these slides to use in your poster presentations and on the class timeline. XIA (A.K.A. HSIA) DYNASTY. (CA. 2070-CA. 1600 BCE). China’s first dynasty. Founded by Yu. Built roads and irrigation projects. The Spread of Civilization in Asia. Section 1 Two Golden Ages of China. Section 2 The Mongol and Ming Empire. The Tang Dynasty Reunites China. The Tang Build an Empire. The first emperor was . Li. . L/O – To identify the various methods of control used by Mao and the CCP to establish and consolidate their political control of China. Challenges facing the New Government. In 1949 the . Chinese Communist Party . AP . Comparative Government. History. Until the 20. th. . century, . China’s history was characterized by . dynastic cycles. China’s history is dominated by long . periods of rule by royal families . Student:. Jake Petersen, . BS . Student, Florida Atlantic University. . FAU Advisor: . Dr. . . Shihong. Huang, Florida Atlantic University. PIRE . International Partner . Advisor: . Dr. . . Jijiang. “Let China sleep. For when China wakes, it will shake the world.” ~ Napoleon Bonaparte. China. The state’s ability to carry out actions or policies within their borders independently from interference either from the inside or the outside. . Ninth Edition. CHAPTER 13. States and Cultures in East Asia,. 800–1400. Copyright © 2011 by Bedford/St. Martin’s. John P. McKay . ●. Bennett D. Hill . ●. John Buckler. Patricia Buckley Ebrey . . . During the Qing dynasty, China attempted to isolate itself by restricting trade with western nations. . Important Terms: . Isolation, Ethnocentric . . Do Now:. What is meant by the term isolation? . 2002-2015. Acronym. T Thesis (must be acceptable according to the prompt). R Reasons for similarities AND differences through analysis (APRULE OF 3). A Addresses all parts of the question. C Comparisons (relevant, direct; AP RULE OF 3). FORUM Joshua is a Business and Human Rights Strategy Advisor/Analyst at Amnesty International’s East Asia Regional Office in Hong Kong, where he has lived since 2008. An observer of all things Ch 6 Mar . 2020. Houston. “This is to certify that the above has been surveyed in accordance with the Rules of this Bureau and entered in the Record with the Class:. A1, Drillship, , DPS-3, ACCU, CDS.