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China – Origins and Historical Overview © Howard R. Spendelow Georgetown University 11 Jul 2007

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Shang period

Zhou

expansion from Shang to Qin

Han

Han and its boundaries

Divisions in the Northern & Southern Courts (5 th cent. CE)

Tang dynasty

Tang, Tibet, & Central Asia – c. 700 CE

Silk Road – land and sea routes

China as part of the Mongol Empire, late 12 th cent. CE

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Ming Dynasty ( )

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Qing Expansion

yin/yang with trigrams ( )

flag of the Republic of Korea

examples of oracle-bone writing (jiaguwen )

Bronze Age excavation sites

Standing Figure from Sanxingdui, Sichuan

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