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Unit 10 Early Asia

Early Japan, Tang and Song Dynasties, Mongols, Southeast Asia

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The spread of Buddhism to China along the Silk Road is an example of this. cultural diffusion
long period of peace and prosperity under the Mongols Pax Mongolia
Italian merchant who wrote about the things he saw in China and led to increased European interest, trade and cultural diffusion with China Marco Polo
Chain of islands. Example: Japan archipelago
Form of animism native to Japan. Results from the deep respect/reverence most Japanese have for nature. Believe their emperor descended from the Sun Goddess Shinto
Religious idea that spirits inhabit all things in nature animism
warriors of feudal Japan samurai
code of honor of Japanese samurai Bushido
decentralized system of government in which land is exchanged for loyalty and services feudalism
land that is surrounded on three sides by water. Example: Korea peninsula
country that served as a "bridge" between China and Japan and whose location led to frequent cultural diffusion and invasion. Korea
Nickname for Korea b/c of it's location between dominate cultural and political powers shrimp between whales
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