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Slide 1History 210: Silk, Sand, and Sea: trade routes and cultural diffusion Slide 2 Why do people trade? Slide 3 What were the significant results of long-distance trade?…

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Slide 1GROWTH AND SPREAD OF CIVILIZATION IN ASIA Slide 2 Han dynasty [206 BCE-220 CE] China’s “classical age” Confucianism became the basis of educational system Confucianism…

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1.Tang & Song China Golden Ages2. Two Great Dynasties in China  Duringthe Tang (618907) and Song (960-1279) dynasties, China becomes the richest, most powerful, and…

1.Tang & Song China Golden Ages2. Two Great Dynasties in China During the Tang (618907) and Song (960-1279) dynasties, China becomes the richest, powerful, and most advanced…