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Title: Have Your History Packet Ready To Check When The Bell Rings!


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Have Your History Packet Ready To Check When The
Bell Rings!
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The History of East Southeast Asia
  • Chapters 27.2 and 30.2

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China
  • Culture begins in Wei River Valley
  • No written records at this time
  • 3,000 BC?Some say is even much older
  • Shang Dynasty (1600-1100 BC)
  • In N. China Plain
  • Falls to inner rebellions, nomad invaders, and
    natural disasters

4
Dynasties followed Mandate of Heaven
Dynastic Cycle
5
China
  • Zhou Dynasty (1100-200 BC)
  • Spread Chinese culture (Golden Age)
  • Iron tools
  • Confucianism Daoism (Taoism)
  • (will discuss further w/ culture)

Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong (Taoist)
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China
  • Qin Dynasty (200s BC)
  • Expanded territory even further? united China
  • Began Great Wall- military protection

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China
  • Han Dynasty (200 BC-200 AD
  • Contd Great Wall
  • Records of history greatly improved
  • Tang Dynasty (600-900 AD)
  • Saw Renaissance period (govnt art ?s)
  • Contd Great Wall
  • Buddhism grew

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China
  • Song Dynasty (900-1200s)
  • Period of peace, trade educ. advances
  • Fell to Mongols
  • Ming Dynasty (1400-1600s)
  • 1st to have Eur. traders come in
  • Porcelain vases
  • Zheng He reaches E. Africa

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China
  • Qing Dynasty (1600-1900s)
  • Last to rule as dynasty
  • Minority group- Manchu (not Han)
  • Faced many rebellions and wars
  • Taiping Rebellion 1850-1864
  • Opium Wars 1830s-1850s
  • Guangzhou port forced to be opened to West (1834)

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China
  • Spheres of influence
  • claimed in China by Europe and Japan (1890-1899)
  • Forced to be open to all for trade
  • Revolution ended rule of Qing Dynasty (1911)

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China
  • Mao Zedong the Communist Party
  • 1927-1949
  • Military Nationalist Party forms? civil war with
    Communists win (PRC), Nationalists flee to Taiwan
    (ROC)

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China
  • Late 1900s
  • Tibet taken over in 50s? Dalai Lama and Tibetans
    flee
  • Strict communist rule? eventually turn to free
    market
  • Taiwan grows strong as democracy w/ export economy

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Korea
  • 1200 BC
  • Chinese culture spreads
  • Buddhism becomes main religion
  • Silla Koryo Dynasties rule under united Korea

Pulguk Temple (Silla) Tombs to Silla royalty
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Korea
  • 1300 AD
  • China takes Korean Peninsula
  • Confucianism basis for Korean govnt daily
    life
  • Often fought over by China Mongols
  • For next 600 yrs
  • Constantly invaded, faced famines ? turns to
    China, but Japan halts aid? Japanese colony in
    1910? turns to Russian ideals

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Korea
  • 1950-1953
  • Divided in 1948 Russia helped North, US helped
    South get back on feet ? Communist conflict? N
    invaded S (Korean War)? US backed South
  • Ended in stalemate
  • 2000
  • Still separate _at_ cease-fire line
  • N in despair, S is prosperous
  • Peace talks held, but nothing
  • accomplished

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Japan
  • No recorded history until late 600s BC
  • Set up in individual clans until 400 AD
  • Yamato Dynasty unites country (400)
  • Ruled with feudal system
  • Adopted cultural aspects from China Korea
  • Many today consider Yamato the ethnic group for
    most Japanese

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Japan
  • 1100 AD
  • Armies weaken dynasty rule
  • Replaced with shoguns
  • Minamoto 1st shogun
  • 1100s-1800s
  • Samurais help shoguns
  • rule, as professional
  • warriors
  • All foreign contact is outlawed (isolationism)

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Japan
  • 1854
  • US Officer Perry helped end
  • isolation by opening ports
  • Forced to sign unfair treaties
  • Later 1800s
  • Meiji Restoration major ?s ? back to imperial
    rule

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Japan
  • 1890-1940s
  • Imperial Japan begins
  • Takes Taiwan, Manchuria, Korea (colony)
  • Nanking Massacre, 1937
  • This expansion led to
  • conflict w/ U.S.
  • 1945
  • Defeated in WWII
  • Lost overseas territory
  • Works toward democracy

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Japan
  • Late 1900s
  • Now global economic power
  • Trade and business

22
Mongolia Taiwan
  • Mongolia was communist until 1991 (thanks
    USSR)moved to democracy with free market
  • Tale of Two Chinas summaryplease share

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Early Civilizations
  • SE Asian skills traditions
  • Advanced farming, animal domestication/
    livestock, metalwork (Thailand 1st bronze),
    power thru maternal side
  • Early Development
  • Maritime trade (seafaring), or just crops for
    land based countries

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Funan Kingdom
  • Indian traders set up posts in Gulf of Thailand,
  • Blend SE Asn Indn culture (Hinduism/ central
    govnt)
  • Maritime traders, intense irrigation system

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Khmer Empire
  • Along Mekong R. (almost all Indochina Pen, N.
    Malay Pen)
  • System of lakes, canals, irrigation channels ?
    3-4 crops ea. yr.
  • Angkor Wat
  • Hindu temple tomb for
  • Khmer ruler, built 800 yrs
  • ago

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Srivijaya Empire
  • Island of Sumatra
  • Navy controlled valuable straits taxed traders
    (Singapores econ. based on same straits)

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  • China ? Vietnam
  • Writing system, religion philosophy, govnt
    (communism later on)
  • Islam ? SE Asia
  • Traders Conversion in coastal areas? interior
    areas
  • Malacca is impt cultural center for Muslims
  • Spheres of Influence? SE Asia
  • Most countries owned, become rivals
  • Buffer state of Siam created

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Western Control
  • Netherlands Indonesia
  • UK Burma, Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei
  • France Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos
  • US Philippines (gain thru war)
  • Thailand remained free

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Western Control
  • Pros-
  • Transportation improvements expanded industry
    (mining, oil) created commercial plantations ?
    production soared
  • Cons-
  • Plantation profit went to West, forced to wk on
    plantations for little , many immigrants brought
    in for labor increased military conflict

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WWII
  • All Westerners forced out by imperialist Japan
  • After war, and Japans defeat, France wanted
    control back of Vietnam
  • Prelude to Vietnam War
  • US would stand up against anything communist
    (North Vietnam, North Korea, China, USSR, Cuba,
    Cambodia)

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Vietnam War
  • France kicked out by northern communist (1954)
  • Ho Chi Minh led northern Vietnam
  • Ngo Dinh Diem led southern Vietnam
  • Viet Cong communist rebels in the south
  • Gulf of Tonkin attack here brought US in to war
  • Agent Orange chemical used to kill jungle
  • Guerilla Tactics Viet Cong had power in jungle
  • Richard Nixon Withdrew troops, partly due to
    protest
  • boat people Millions fled after, most died

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Governments
  • List the types of govnts.
  • Constitutional Monarchy Brunei/Cambodia/Malaysia/
    Thailand
  • Communist Laos/Vietnam
  • Dem. Rep. Indonesia/ Philippines/ Singapore
  • Military Myanmar?
  • Now democratic presidential republic
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