Slides to accompany Ch 12 of World History: Patterns of Interaction, Empires in East Asia: 600-1350

1. 12.1 Tang & Song
China

2. 1. Identify the main rulers of the Tang
Dynasty and the extent of their rule
2. Describe the causes and effects of
the Song family’s flight south
3. Summarize the achievements of the
Tang & Song empires
4. Describe changes in Chinese society

3. Sui Dynasty, 589 - 618 CE
618-907, Tang Dynasty
Tang Taizong
Empress Wu
751, Battle of Talas

4. 960-1279, Song Dynasty
tributes to Jurchen
New capital in Hangzhou
Gentry
decrease in women’s status

6. A. Block printing
B. Porcelain
C. Mechanical clock
D. Movable Type
E. Gunpowder
F. Paper money
G. Magnetic compass
H.Rice

7. 12.2 Mongol
Conquests

8. The Mongols, a nomadic people from the
steppe, conquered settled societies across
much of Asia.
1. Describe the geography of the steppe and
the lifestyle of the nomads
2. Explain Ghenghis Khan’s successes
3. Summarize the extent of the Mongol
Empire and its divisions

17. Pax Mongolica (Mongol Peace)
13th & 14th centuries (1200s—1300s)

18. Mongol laws

19. Russian Empire
11.2

20. Rivers stretch from central Russia to Black
and Caspian seas
Vikings traded and raided along rivers
Novgorod was the first major city, followed
by Kiev
Kiev converts to Eastern Orthodox
Christianity under Vladimir

21. Rivers stretch from central Russia to Black
and Caspian seas
Vikings traded and raided along rivers
Novgorod was the first major city, followed
by Kiev
Kiev converts to Eastern Orthodox
Christianity under Vladimir

22. Rivers stretch from central Russia to Black
and Caspian seas
Vikings traded and raided along rivers
Novgorod was the first major city, followed
by Kiev
Kiev converts to Eastern Orthodox
Christianity under Vladimir

23. Kiev grew powerful under Yaroslav the Wise
who built the power of the city through
marriages and alliances, using his sons
n.b. Kievan legal code
When he died, the empire was divided
amongst the warring sons
In 1240 when the Mongols invade, Kiev
cannot resist

24. Mongols demanded obedience and tribute
Russian nobility crushed revolts and taxed
the poor brutally to pay the tribute
e.g. Alexander Nevsky

25. Moscow is founded with Ivan I as the leading
citizen.
Ivan II takes the title czar and organizes the
Russian revolt against the Mongols in 1480

26. 1. How did Vladimir’s conversion affect the
citizens, society, and government of Kiev?
2. The Mongols were fierce conquerors, and
their rule cut Russia off from the rest of
the world. Even so, their policies were
integral to the formation of the political
state we know as “Russia”. Explain.

27. 12.3 The Mongol
Empires

28. Summarize Kublai Khan’s conquest
Describe Mongol rule in China
Explain the fall of Mongol rule

29. 12.4 Feudal
Powers in Japan

30. 1. Describe Japan’s location and early
history
2. Summarize China’s influence on Japan
3. Describe the highly refined life of
the Heian counrt
4. Summarize the feudal period in Japan

32. Shinto and kami
Yamato clan unites Japan
Chinese ideas
Buddhism, ideographic writing,
food, tea, clothes
Heian Period, 794 - 1185
Fujiwara clan

33. Samurai, “one who serves”
Bushido, “the way of the warrior”
Shogun, “supreme general of the
emperor’s army”
Emperor in Kyoto
Shogun in Kamakura
Daimyo, “great lord” Kamakura

34. 12.5 Kingdoms of
SE Asia & Korea

35. 1. Describe the kingdoms of southeast
Asia
2. Summarize early Korean history

37. Srivijaya
Empire
Khmer Dai Viet
Empire
Southeast
Asian
Kingdoms
Korea under Koryu
the Han Dynasty

38. Borobodur

39. Borobodur

40. Borobodur

41. Borobodur

42. Borobodur

43. Borobodur

44. Borobodur

45. Angkor Wat

46. Angkor Wat

47. Angkor Wat

48. Angkor Wat

49. Angkor Wat

50. Angkor Wat

51. Angkor Wat

52. Angkor Wat

53. Angkor Wat

54. Angkor Wat

55. Angkor Wat

56. Angkor Wat

57. Angkor Wat