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Asian Societies during Age of Exploration: 1450-1750 Mughal Ming/Qing China Tokuga wa Japan Southeast Asia Ottoman.

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1 Asian Societies during Age of Exploration: 1450-1750 Mughal Ming/Qing China Tokuga wa Japan Southeast Asia Ottoman

2 In Common 1. Gunpowder Empires (except SE Asia 2. Did not explore Which empire was the wealthiest in the word? (hint: brought in the most silver and gold in 1500 and 1600s) A. Spain B. China C. England D. India Reasons?

3 3. Relationship with the West Superior Land Armies Europe possessed sea power Europe participates... Europe’s effect is greatest on islands/coastlines In Common Not controls *Sri Lanka *Philippines *Indonesia

4 3. Relationship with the West cont. Spread of Christianity was minimal In Common Least Christian Activity Most Christian Activity JapanChinaIndia Philippines Why Minimal? Ottoman Moderate Christian Activity

5 In Common 4. Areas of Great Cultural Achievement Scholar Gentry/ Confucianism in China Chinese Novel Kabuki Theatre Architecture/Art in India and Ottoman

6 In Common 5. Population Increases -China’s boom *Period of peace *Wet rice cultivation from SE Asia *New crops from Americas

7 In Common 6. Status of Women *Japan *Ottoman/Mughal—Muslim restrictions *China Little or no education, limited to household, Patriarchy The veil, seclusion, child marriages

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