Asia In The Early Modern World
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East Asia, East Asia, and the and the Indian Ocean Indian Ocean in the Early in the Early Modern Modern World: World: Continuity Continuity or Change? or Change? AP World History AP World History Richard Smart Richard Smart Oakland Mills Oakland Mills High School High School
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Lecture on the main developments in Asia between 1450 and 1750
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East Asia, and East Asia, and the Indian the Indian
Ocean in the Ocean in the Early Modern Early Modern
World:World:Continuity or Continuity or
Change?Change?
AP World HistoryAP World HistoryRichard SmartRichard Smart
Oakland Mills High Oakland Mills High SchoolSchool
Period 3: 1450 – 1750Period 3: 1450 – 1750The Great Global ConvergenceThe Great Global Convergence
Empire Building:European in
AmericaRussian Empire
Gunpowder Empires
Creation of the Atlantic World:
European EmpiresTriangular Trade
Slavery
Columbian Exchange:Diseases
Food CropsAnimals
Population changes
ContextContextChinaChina Yuan replaced by MingYuan replaced by Ming Confucian valuesConfucian values Strongest economyStrongest economy Technological successTechnological success
JapanJapan Feudal WarlordsFeudal Warlords NeoconfucianismNeoconfucianism
European expansionEuropean expansion Portuguese & SpanishPortuguese & Spanish Dutch and EnglishDutch and English
China: Ming & QingChina: Ming & Qing
PoliticsPolitics Centralization – Centralization –
HongwuHongwu Scholar GentryScholar Gentry Indian ocean Indian ocean
expansion – Mingexpansion – Ming Territorial extension - Territorial extension -
QingQing
EconomicsEconomics Trading portsTrading ports Columbian cropsColumbian crops RestrictionRestriction
SocietySociety Confucian valuesConfucian values Centrality of familyCentrality of family PatriarchyPatriarchy
CultureCulture Influence of JesuitsInfluence of Jesuits Rejection of WestRejection of West Cultural conservatismCultural conservatism Chinese NovelChinese Novel
Japan: Tokugawa (Edo)Japan: Tokugawa (Edo)European influence - IsolationEuropean influence - Isolation
Politics:Politics: Repression of DaiymoRepression of Daiymo Use of gunpowderUse of gunpowder Centralization of powerCentralization of power HideyoshiHideyoshi TokugawaTokugawa
CultureCulture Jesuit conversionsJesuit conversions Promotion of ShintoPromotion of Shinto 1613 + persecution of 1613 + persecution of
ChristiansChristians
EconomicsEconomics Trade of silver with Trade of silver with
EuropeansEuropeans 1630 restrictions1630 restrictions
The first…The first…Continuity and Change over Time Continuity and Change over Time
EssayEssay..
Analyze the continuities and changes Analyze the continuities and changes in Indian Ocean commerce between in Indian Ocean commerce between 650CE and 1750CE.650CE and 1750CE.
Global context
From… throughto…
Reasons forprocesses
