'Chinese influence' presentation slideshows

The History of Floral Design

The History of Floral Design. Egyptian Floral Design. Began in 2800 B.C. to 28 B.C. We discovered floral design through artifacts and wall paintings Used for decoration in Temples Banquet Tables Wreaths for guests Used in precessions Given to honor someone. Egyptian Floral Design.

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Chinese influence on Postclassical Japan

Chinese influence on Postclassical Japan. Chapter 13 (1 of 3). Japan Had 3 Major Regimes During Postclassical Era. During these regimes, Chinese culture influenced Japan greatly. Taika Reforms. Created Chinese-style emperor, bureaucracy, and tried forming a peasant army.

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Objective 5.01: CLASSIFY the most recognized styles of furniture

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Early Japan

Early Japan. I. Geography. A. Japan is an archipelago consisting of four main island and thousands of smaller islands. The four main islands are:. B. Mountainous terrain means only 20% of Japan is suitable for farming. C. The sea has always been important to Japan.

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Japan

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(9.2) Chapter 14, Literature and Arts

(9.2) Chapter 14, Literature and Arts. How Islamic culture has expressed itself in visual art and mosque architecture. Arabesque Floral or geometrical Often no central focus (not so true of the floral arabesque from Topkopi) Abstract from nature something more regular and harmonious

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Buddhism

Buddhism. EALL 211 July 24, 2013. Reading quiz. Which royal did the most to help Japan adopt Chinese culture and models ? Prince Shoutoku What two systems of thought did Japan adopt from China ? Buddhism and Confucianism Where did the Japanese choose to put their capital ? Nara /Kyoto.

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The Spratly Islands: Potential for Conflict in the South China Sea?

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AP World History Chapter 13

AP World History Chapter 13. The Spread of Chinese Civilization: Japan, Korea, and Vietnam. The Imperial Age Taika , Nara, and Heian (7th to 9th centuries). Borrowing from China at height. Taika Reforms.

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Modern Latin America: Struggle for Sovereignty

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Japan

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Do Now

Do Now. Finish Prince Shotoku X-Rays (ten minutes) . Prince Shotoku. He wanted more power for himself like the Chinese emperor had which made the people angry. Made his people follow Buddhism (desire = bad)

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Nomads of the Asian Steppes

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Inner and East Asia

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Japan

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Cheng Ho

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WU ZETIAN

WU ZETIAN. An Individual of the Postclassical Period. By: Kimaya Padgaonkar {A Buddha statue that Empress Wu Zetian had carved into the 1000 Buddha Caves at Luoyang, China, bearing resemblance to the empress herself.}. Themes/Trends during the Postclassical Era 500-1450 CE. World . China.

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TACTICS OF RULE The New Imperialism 1870-1914

TACTICS OF RULE The New Imperialism 1870-1914. SUPERQUIZ Section III - 13 questions (32.5%) Part 2. On to Asia!. Not quite Africa _____________ served as the main realm for imperial expansion during the late 19th century

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