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Postclassical Period New Faith and New Commerce ~Intensification of Exchange & the Nomads Last Hurrah~

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Postclassical Period. New Faith and New Commerce ~Intensification of Exchange & the Nomads Last Hurrah~. Periodization…up to interpretation. ________________ 610 CE. 618 CE ________________ . ________________ 661 CE. 750 CE ________________. ________________ 800 CE. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Postclassical Period

Postclassical PeriodNew Faith and New Commerce

~Intensification of Exchange & the Nomads Last Hurrah~

Page 2: Postclassical Period

Periodization…up to interpretation

Page 3: Postclassical Period

945 CE ________________

1054 CE ________________

________________ 1200s CE

________________ ________________

1127 CE ________________

________________ 610 CE618 CE ________________

________________ 661 CE

750 CE ________________________________ 800 CE

________________ 1000 CE

________________ 1096 CE

1300s CE ________________ ________________

________________ ________________

________________ 1433 CE________________ 1453 CE

Page 4: Postclassical Period

Themes to Consider

Demographics & MovementTradeGender RolesBelief SystemsPolitical organization

Page 5: Postclassical Period

Questions to Consider …b/t 600 & 1450

Compare the Umayyad & Abbasid Caliphates.

Analyze the changes and continuities in the role of Christianity in Western Europe.

Compare Byzantium & Tang-Song China.Analyze the changes and continuities in

the role of women.

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Demographic Trends

Provide a good summary of period: How?Population increased

from 250 mil to 450 mil

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Demographic Trends

MigrationsVikings

Bantu-Speaking People of Africa

Mongols

Turkic Groups

People of Oceania

Arabs

Germanic Tribes

Chinese

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Compare the Umayyad & Abbasid Caliphates.

???

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Islam

One of the defining developments of Postclassical period

Rooted in Judaism & ChristianityFive Pillars, Quran

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Umayyad

An “Arab Caliphate” & conquest state◦From bedouins to Arab garrison administrators

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Abbasid

An “Islamic Caliphate”◦Inherit a large empire & seek to integrate society

through conversion to IslamGovernment

◦More bureaucratic – Vizir◦Yet, Political weakness = fragmentation after 945

Economy◦Trade revenue & exchange fostered scientific

advances◦Inclusion of Africa and South/SE Asia into more

global network

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Compare Umayyad & Abbasid?

Similarities? Differences?

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Compare Umayyad & Abbasid?

Reasons for Similarities?

Reasons for Differences?

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Analyze the changes and continuities in the role of

Christianity in Western Europe.???

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Periodization

500-1000 = Early Middle Ages

1000-1300 = High Middle Ages

1300-1450 = Late Middle Ages

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Role of Christianity – Early Medieval

Christianity acted as consolidating force◦Spread throughout Europe due to emotional

comforts◦Little central political control, so church

provided some leadership modeled after Roman administration Charlemagne & crowning

◦Intellectual beacon

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c1000 CE

Western Europe transitions◦Moldboard plow & 3-field system◦Population growth◦Urbanization & interaction

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Role of Christianity – High Medieval

Christianity loses some political influence, but maintains intellectual dominance◦Monarchies grow more powerful, yet church

calls for Crusades◦Scholasticism, Thomas Aquinas, & universities

Economy recovers – trade & urbanization

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CCOT of Christianity’s Role?

Changes? Continuities?

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CCOT of Christianity’s Role?

Reasons for CCOT? Context?

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Compare Tang-Song China & Byzantium.

???

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Tang-Song China

Return China to era of greatness after Sui restore order

Tang:◦Politically powerful◦Buddhism to Neo-Confucian backlash

Song:◦Economic & cultural growth

Fostered spread of civilization in East Asia & European exploration

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Byzantium

Continuation of Eastern Roman Empire blending Roman, Greek, & Christian values◦Highly bureaucratic◦Centered on Constantinople & Silk Road trade

Fostered spread of civilization to Russia & acted as bridge/barrier

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Mongols

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Compare Tang-Song China & Byzantium?

Similarities? Differences?

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Compare Tang-Song China & Byzantium?

Reasons for Similarities?

Reasons for Differences?

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Analyze the changes and continuities in the role of

women in Afro-Eurasia.???

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Role of Women

Spreading of belief systems often meant decline in women’s status

◦Middle East Bedouin -> Muhammad -> Abbasid North Africa, Spain – exception: West Africa

◦East Asia Buddhism -> Neo-Confucianism Korea, Japan – exception: Vietnam

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CCOT of Women’s Role in Afro-Eurasia?

Changes? Continuities?

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CCOT of Women’s Role in Afro-Eurasia?

Context?

Aztecs & Incas?

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Americas

Aztecs IncasTribute stateSacrificesCorn

Incan socialismSacrificesPotato

•Women enjoyed more freedom• Importance in farming due to lack of draft

animals & wheel

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Postclassical Period in Review

945 CE ________________

1054 CE ________________

________________ 1200s CE

________________ ________________

1127 CE ________________

________________ 610 CE618 CE ________________

________________ 661 CE

750 CE ________________________________ 800 CE

________________ 1000 CE

________________ 1096 CE

1300s CE ________________ ________________

________________ ________________

________________ 1433 CE________________ 1453 CE