Tang & Song Dynasties I. Tang Dynasty, 618-907 II. Medieval Economic Revolution (in China) IDs: Tang Dynasty, 618-907, champa rice.

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Tang & Song Dynasties I. Tang Dynasty, II. Medieval Economic Revolution (in China) IDs: Tang Dynasty, , champa rice

Argument During the Tang and Song dynasties ( ), China was the most advanced state in the world, because of the medieval economic revolution and the development of civil service.

I. Tang Dynasty A.Precursors Fall of Han Dynasty (220 CE) Ideal of unity

Period of Disunity (220 – 581) Buddhism enters into China

Sui Dynasty ( )

B. Tang Dynasty Policies ( ) 1. Government Appointment of officials Confucianism

Capitol: Chang’an

2. Outward, Open Focus Cultural hegemony over Korea, Japan, SE Asia Big focus on trade Cosmopolitan

3. Tang women: more active

Wu Zetian, r Concubine Huang di

C. Fall of Tang Dynasty Growth & then suppression of Buddhism Retreat from Central Asia Warlords

II. Medieval Economic Revolution ( ) Population Growth Moving to Yangzi River valley

2. Agricultural Improvement Champa rice Cash crops

3. Commercial revolution Markets Trade money

4. Urbanization

5. Inventions

Argument During the Tang and Song dynasties ( ), China was the most advanced state in the world, because of the medieval economic revolution and the development of civil service.

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