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    Several major civilizations arose in Asia during this period. India experienced invasions and migrations that shaped its development, with Hinduism becoming the dominant religion. China had the longest continuous history and was unified under powerful dynasties like the Tang and Song. Korea developed as three separate kingdoms that eventually united, while Japan formed a feudal system through internal clan battles. The Silk Road connected eastern and central Asia, facilitating trade and cultural exchange of goods, ideas, and technologies between distant regions.

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    Several major civilizations arose in Asia during this period. India experienced invasions and migrations that shaped its development, with Hinduism becoming the dominant religion. China had the longest continuous history and was unified under powerful dynasties like the Tang and Song. Korea developed as three separate kingdoms that eventually united, while Japan formed a feudal system through internal clan battles. The Silk Road connected eastern and central Asia, facilitating trade and cultural exchange of goods, ideas, and technologies between distant regions.

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    Name: __Tianna Burrows ______________________________________

    CORNELL NOTES
    Class: World History_
    SHEET Date: __12____/ __12__/ ___22_____
    Civilizations of Asia Period __1____

    Main Ideas/Vocab/Questions NOTES

    India Invasions and migrations shaped India. Religion Hinduism. Conquered much
    of Northern India. Babur was a military genius, a poet, and author of memoirs.
    China China is the country with the longest interrupted history. Documented
    everything until 1989. Tang and Song were the most powerful dynasties. Tang
    and Song dynasty unified China. They created a bureaucracy. Early 1200s the
    Mongolians came in China from the north. Needed 70 years to conquer south
    China. Kublai Khan overthrown the last Song emperor in 1279. Khan ruled all
    of China.
    Korea Between 100 B.C. and A.D. 676, powerful local rulers forged three sperate
    kingdoms. Koguryo, Paekche, and Silla. Shares same language and culture
    background. Argued with one another or China. Monguls invaded Korea
    between 1231 and the 1250s. 1258 Koryo made peace with Monguls.
    Japan Japan is a chain of islands. For maid islands Hokkaido, Honshu, Kyushu, and
    Shikoku. Culture is blending. Rival clans battled for control on the
    countryside. These armies struggled for power, and Japan formed a feudal
    system. 1274-1281 Mongols tried to invade Japan twice but were defeated by
    the Japanese warriors with the help of divine wind. Exacerbated internal
    weaknesses. New dynasty in 1338 but warfare increased after 2450. Daimyo
    armed peasants as well as samurai. Led to more fightings.
    The Silk Road Silk road reshaped lives of Africa and asia. Connected eastern Mediterranean
    to central Asia.move back and forth between towns. China wealth came from
    silk production. Used for clothes. The Mongols good at moving stuff around.
    Most of trade were by caravan. Roman tried to ban silk. Fake silk puts out real
    silk. Economic impact, Trading ideas.

    Gengis Khan And The


    Mongols
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