1. Empires and Kingdoms in Southeast Asia

2. Do Now: Think of Asia from 800-1300. What are the core areas of influence according to the map

3. Aim How did Southeast Asian kingdoms adapt characteristics from dominant core civilizations before European contact? CH 15 Section 3 questions; submit to turnitin.com by 8am Thursday morning.

4. Review: Indian Ocean Trade Indian Ocean Trade was the first trans- oceanic trading system – Water is very warm – Relatively calm by where humans live – Monsoon winds blow predictable patterns

5. Big Picture Indian Ocean Trade was a system that connected China to SE Asia to India, Persian Gulf, and East Africa 650-1000: Arabs dominated trade and spread language and religion throughout region 1000-1500: THE world economy

6. Big picture Chinese traders took over trade in South China Sea Indian traders dominated in SE Asia Arabs in West India/East Africa/ and Middle East

7. Indian Ocean Trade and Culture Languages and people moved Spread of Islam promoted trade Main Trade Patterns – China-Malacca: silk/porcelain/iron for spices – India-Malacca: Textiles for spices – India-Middle East and East Africa: Textiles for cocoa and precious metals

9. Geography Concept Core vs. Periphery – A core area has a dominant culture and influences other societies – A periphery is a culture/area that is affected by a dominant core area

14. PQ1 Were empires and kingdoms in Southeast Asia a core or periphery?

16. Exit Card How did Southeast Asian kingdoms adapt characteristics from dominant core civilizations before European contact?