Mr. Millhouse WHAP Hebron H.S. CHINA DURING THE POST-CLASSICAL ERA.

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Mr. Millhouse WHAP Hebron H.S. CHINA DURING THE POST-CLASSICAL ERA

 How did Chinese politics continue the previous political structure? What changed? Why did it change?  Why was China one of the wealthiest regions in the world during the post-classical era?  How did Chinese technology change the world? FOCUS QUESTIONS

REVIEW: WHAT FACTORS CONTRIBUTED TO THE COLLAPSE OF THE HAN DYNASTY?

LEGACY OF ERA OF DIVISION

SUI DYNASTY ( C.E.)

TANG DYNASTY ( C.E.)

 Rose from concubine to empress  Only female empress in Chinese history  Other women will rule but not as empress  Supported Buddhism  Financed the building of temples and monasteries EMPRESS WU ( )

REVIVAL OF THE SILK ROADS

SONG DYNASTY ( C.E.) Zhu Xi, Neo-Confucian philosopher

EXPANDING MARITIME TRADE

CHAMPA RICE

SONG POPULATION GROWTH

SONG PRE-INDUSTRIAL ERA

SONG IRON SMELTING

CHINESE BLAST FURNACE

 Moveable Type Printing Press  Paper Money (Flying Money)  Translucent Porcelain  Gunpowder  Junks TANG-SONG ACCOMPLISHMENTS

CHINESE FOOT BINDING

WARNING: THE FOLLOWING PICTURES OF FOOT BINDING ARE DISTURBING

FOOT BINDING

YUAN DYNASTY (MONGOL INTERLUDE)

MING DYNASTY ( C.E.) The Hongwu Emperor

THE FORBIDDEN CITY

MING ECONOMY  New American crops expanded agriculture  Sweet potato, maize, peanuts  Led to rapid population growth  Went from 100 million in 1500 to 225 million by 1750  Population growth aided manufacturing by keeping wages low  Limited need for labor saving devices  Launched expeditions into the Indian Ocean  Zheng He voyages  Limited trade with Europeans to Macao & Canton  “the Silver Sink”  This will be a major part of the next unit!

ADMIRAL ZHENG HE

MING ACCOMPLISHMENTS