From Samurai to Sony: Three Periods of Asian History

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From Samurai to Sony: Three Periods of Asian History

Period 1: Ancient Kingdoms and Empires (ancient times to 1747) Kingdoms and Empires establish political boundaries, promote religion, and establish national identities. Examples: Han in China, Mauryan in India

Heian in Japan Silla Dynasty in Korea

Khmer Empire in Cambodia

Srivijaya Empire in Indonesia

Mongols and Muslims dominated Central and West Asia

And the Mughals brought Islam to India

Period 2: European Dominance and War (1757-1945)

Western Powers colonize and oppress South and Southeast Asia

Foreign Powers take over Chinese trade

Arabs are denied independence in post World War I settlements

Empire of Japan makes war on East and Southeast Asia

Period 3: Independence and Growth (1947-present)

Asians colonies win Independence after World War II

Independence brings war and dictatorship Communists establish a harsh dictatorship in China Millions killed as Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos fight to establish Communism

Harsh dictators suppress human rights and murder millions in North Korea, Indonesia and the Philippines Kim Il Sung Suharto Ferdinand Marcos

Partition of India leads to wars between Pakistan and India

Arabs grow rich on oil and follow disastrous anti-Western, anti-Israel policy

In the 1980’s and 1990’s, Asia begins to stabilize and economies grow. Japan became the second richest country in the world in the 1980’s.

The “Four Asian Tigers”- Hong Kong, South Korea, Taiwan and Singapore- follow Japan’s lead

From 1978 to 2013, the Chinese economy grew at 10% a year becoming the second biggest economy in 2010

Asian countries are poised to be the economic leaders of the world

Despite the economic growth, freedoms are limited in most of Asia

How did you describe the different periods? Period 1: Ancient Kingdoms and Empires (ancient times to 1757) Period 2: European Dominance and War (1757-1945) Period 3: Independence and Growth (1947-present)

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