tang and song dynasties
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Tang and Song Dynasties. List 3 facts about the Qin and Han Dynasties. Han – Roman Empire Connection. The Grand Canal. Explain the significance of the Grand Canal. 2000 kilometers of artificial waterways that connected the Yangzi & Yellow River Linked northern & southern economies - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
TANG AND SONG DYNASTIES
List 3 facts about the Qin and Han Dynasties
Qin Han
1.2.3.
12.3.
Han – Roman Empire Connection
The Grand Canal
Explain the significance of the Grand Canal
•2000 kilometers of artificial waterways that connected the Yangzi & Yellow River
•Linked northern & southern economies•Depended on forced labor & high taxes
Chinese Women: One Bound to Lead, Most Just Bound
Empress Wu ZhaoThe only female Empress in China’s history who ruled alone
Foot-Binding in Tang China Broken toes by 3 years of
age.
Size 5 ½ shoe on the right
Foot-Binding in Tang China
Mothers bound their daughters’ feet.
Foot-Binding in Tang China
For upper-class girls, it became a new custom.
The Results of Foot-Binding
RISE AND FALL OF CHINESE DYNASTIES
• 589-618Sui • 618-907CE
Tang • 960-1279Song
What were the economic themes of Tang China?
Equal Field System-purpose was to ensure equitable distribution of land
“Flying Cash” or Credit The use of paper money Found a fast growing rice from Vietnam. Reestablished the safety of the
Silk Road
Explain the significance of the chart
CHINESE CIVIL SERVICE EXAM
What were some of the technological themes for Tang and Song China Improved Ships ( Junks)- had ships with
iron nails, water proof oils, canvas and bamboos, sales, magnetic compasses ( Song)
Porcelain( Tang) Improved metallurgy (iron & increased 10
fold steel) (Song) Gunpowder( Tang) Printing ( Moveable type) Tang Dynasty Mechanical Clocks
What were some of the political themes in Tang China
Tributary System- Korea, Vietnam Mandate of Heaven Continued to use the the Civil Service
Exam ( based on Confucian Ideas
What were the some cultural themes in Tang China?
The Tang were famous for their poetry (Du Fu)
A “Cosmopolitan” society, liberal attitude toward all religions
Rise in the popularity of Buddhism
The Tribute System