Chapters 12, 13, 14 Economic. A Whole new world  New technologies:  Printing --> moveable print  Porcelain  Gunpowder  Mechanical clocks  More cosmopolitan.

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Chapters 12, 13, 14 Economic

A Whole new world  New technologies:  Printing --> moveable print  Porcelain  Gunpowder  Mechanical clocks  More cosmopolitan culture  Reestablished safety of Silk Road

Commercial Expansion  Tang conquests and the canal system promoted commercial expansion.  China exported manufactured goods in return for luxury items.  By late Tang and Song times Chinese merchants went directly to foreign ports;  Chinese junks were among the best ships in the world and allowed the Chinese to be the dominant force in the seas east of the Malayan peninsula.  The increased role of commerce and a money economy showed in the numerous and enlarged market quarters in Chinese urban centers.  The expansion accompanied growing sophistication in commercial organization and forms of credit.  Deposit shops, an early form of banks, and the first paper money appeared.  Credit vouchers, called flying money, assisted transactions in distant markets.

Agrarian Life  Tang and Song rulers pushed agricultural expansion.  Peasants were encouraged to migrate to new areas where the state supported military garrisons and provided irrigation and embankment systems.  The canals enabled their produce to move through the empire.  New crops and technology increased yields.

Technological Advancement Trends Song  Exploding powder, flamethrowers, poisoned gas, rocket launchers  Suspension and trussed bridges (1 st use) Water deviation  Use of coal as fuel/heat sources  Compass for sea navigation  Abacus, moveable type

Mongols

 Wanted to foster trade  Allowed merchants free use of their relay stations  Often offered merchants 10% more than their asking price