PPT-The Mongol and Ming Empires

Building the Mongol Empire Mongols were nomadic people Their leader in the early 1200s was Genghis KhanWorld Emperor Khan was very fierce and the Mongol armies easily captured lands But he was never able to complete his conquest of China. Empire Building. 1. Confucius (. Kong fu . zi. ) the Sage . Image from . psu.edu. 2. Basic Confucian Teachings. 3. Neo-Confucianism: Orthodoxy and Heterodoxy. Zhu Xi (1130-1200) “School of Principle (. EURASIA INTEGRATION. THE LAST NOMADIC CHALLENGES. Steppes. Inner Eurasia. Outer Eurasia. THE WORLD OF CENTRAL ASIA. NOMADIC SOCIETY AND ECONOMY. Nomadic peoples . Pastoral nomads. Organized into clans with related languages . 1 . Aim. : How did East Asia . experience both . tradition . and . change during the Ming and Qing Dynasties? . Do Now. : Pair/Share 1) What threatened the Ming Dynasty? 2) How did they try to protect themselves?. Khan . and Mongol Eurasian Integration. . DO NOW: . AP M.C. QUESTION. Which of the following is an accurate characterization of both the Incan and Yuan dynasties?. Both civilizations developed strict social class hierarchies, in which upward mobility was difficult. asia. A New Rome, A New Setting. Byzantine Empire (Eastern Roman Empire). Justinian was leader who re-unified . western and eastern Rome. Established the . Justinian Code(law code) to guide society. Rebuilt Constantinople . Ming Dynasty, . 1368-1644. Ottoman Empire, 1299-1923. Ming Dynasty – A return to Chinese rule. After expelling the MONGOLS the MING DYNASTY controlled China.. Capital city moved to BEIJING.. China closes the door to EUROPE and remains ETHNOCENTRIC.. Where are the . Steppes. of Central Asia????. What civilizations do you suppose these . warrior societies. came into contact with?. INDIA. CHINA. RUSSIA. Steppes. - belt of grasslands that sweeps for roughly 5,000 miles in between Europe and China. Background Information. The . Mongol rulers of China attacked Japan in 1274 and 1281. The Japanese warrior . Takezaki. . Suenaga. , who participated in both invasions, commissioned scrolls detailing the battles. The scrolls were lost for centuries. Some 450 years after the battles, they were . Zhu Yuanzhang. In 1368, a rebellion led by a warlord named Zhu Yuanzhang brought an end to the Yuan Empire. Zhu Yuanzhang went on to establish one . of . the longest-lasting and most famous dynasties in Chinese history: the Ming (1368-1644). Preview. Chinese Ideas Spread. - . After the Ming dynasty took control of China back from the Mongols, Chinese ideas and goods spread across the world.. As Trade Expands, the Empire Grows. - . The expansion of trade led to the growth of the Ming dynasty’s empire and its people.. Mongol Empire. Aztec Empire. IDs: . Chinggis. Khan, (c. 1155-1227), flower songs, tribute. Comparison of Empires. Mongol Empire. Aztec Empire. I. Mongols. A. Huge . empire by . conquest. Largest land empire in world history. An empire formed by outside conquerors who unified regions largely based on the mastery of firearms. . What were the effects of the trade and spread of gunpowder and firearms?. Growth of large empires. Lord Byron. E. Napp. The Comparative Essay. The comparative essay requires students to compare and contrast how at least two (perhaps more) civilizations or nations have undergone or responded to a historical event or experience. 1. Nomadic Economy and Society. Rainfall in central Asia too little to support large-scale agriculture. Herded grazing animals, especially sheep, horses, but also cattle, goats, camels. Move w/ animals in migratory cycle.