'Indian ocean trade network' presentation slideshows

Map Review

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Map Review

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SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA

SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA. By Raiyah Nafee, Kah Soon Yap, Karan Sheth, Haider Nazir, Christopher Yuan, Weichao Zheng. Sub-Saharan Region. Sub-Saharan Africa refers to the area below the Sahara Desert Above the Sahara Desert is North Africa

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Sub-Saharan Africa

Sub-Saharan Africa. Karen Marks, Alyson Liang, Karen Huang, Sharon Lo, Nancy Huang, Shengjie Jin. Mankind's Start - Early Civilizations. Lucy-Australopithecus 9 million years ago Hunter-gatherers settling down domestication and pastoralization (9000BCE)

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Asia

Asia. Changes and Continuities By Kazi Anika, Mindi Cao, Jane Chen, Jenny Chen, Sara Chung, Armani Khan, Bonny Truong, Han Zhao. Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa 2600 BCE to 1700 BCE. - Developed near Indus River - Located in the western part of South Asia - Highly organized and standardized:

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Asia

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Medieval China Sui, Tang, & Song Dynasties

Medieval China Sui, Tang, & Song Dynasties. Looking Back & Looking Forward. Shang, Zhou, Qin, Han (Ancient-Classical China) With the fall of the Han Dynasty in 220 CE, China alternates between periods of political unity and fragmentation.

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Exploration

Exploration. Zheng He. What were China’s Maritime accomplishments prior to 1450? Who is Zheng He? What is the Star Fleet? Why did the Ming Government end maritime exploration?. The Santa Maria. Ideas to Explore. . . (no pun intended). What were the motives for European Expansion?

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AP World History I

Chapter 12: Reunification and Renaissance in Chinese Civilization: The Era of the Tang and Song Dynasties. AP World History I. Overview. With the fall of the Han Dynasty in 220 CE, China alternates between periods of political unity and fragmentation

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What is a Monsoon?

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Chapter 15 Societies and Empires of Africa 800-1500

Chapter 15 Societies and Empires of Africa 800-1500. Vocabulary I. Linage : Common ancestors Stateless Societies : cultures based on ancestral linage instead of government Ghana : The first west African kingdom based on Gold/Salt trade

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Chapter 12: Reunification and Renaissance in Chinese Civilization: The Era of the Tang and Song Dynasties

Chapter 12: Reunification and Renaissance in Chinese Civilization: The Era of the Tang and Song Dynasties. AP World History I Longwood HS. Overview. With the fall of the Han Dynasty in 220 CE, China alternates between periods of political unity and fragmentation

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Africa and the Arrival of Islam

Africa and the Arrival of Islam. Mr. Wilson AP World History Wren High School. African states 600-1450. The Swahili States. Founded by Bantu settlers in 1 st millennium CE Islamic merchants settle in coastal villages Swahili culture emerges by 13 th century

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Africa and the Arrival of Islam

Africa and the Arrival of Islam. African states 600-1450. The Swahili States. Founded by Bantu settlers in 1 st millennium CE Islamic merchants settle in coastal villages Swahili culture emerges by 13 th century Major role in Indian Ocean trade network

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Africa and the Arrival of Islam

Africa and the Arrival of Islam. AP World History. African states 600-1450. The Swahili States. Founded by Bantu settlers in 1 st millennium CE Islamic merchants settle in coastal villages Swahili culture emerges by 13 th century Major role in Indian Ocean trade network

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African Trade

African Trade. The Growth of a Continent. Trade Routes. Many trade routes crossed Africa in order to connect villages with the supply of various goods Two Major Trade Networks Trans-Saharan Trade Indian Ocean Trade. Trans-Saharan Trade. Crossed the Sahara Desert

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Spread of Islamic Culture

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Unit: The New Imperialism Topic: The Eve of Exploration

Unit: The New Imperialism Topic: The Eve of Exploration. 1. Why Explore?. In the 1400s, seeking a greater share of the Asian spice trade, Europeans began to explore the oceans. Italian and Muslim traders controlled trade between Asia and Europe, and were very expensive.

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Portuguese influence on Africa

Portuguese influence on Africa. By: Larissa Reed. Portuguese Explorers . Vasco da Gama Prince Henry the Navigator Pedro Alvares Cabral Bartolomeu Dias . Slave and Gold Coast. Portuguese search for gold in West Africa 1441-Portuguese sailors find gold

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