East Asia in the Early Modern East Asia in the Early Modern World:World:

Continuity or Change?Continuity or Change?

AP World HistoryAP World HistoryRichard SmartRichard Smart

Oakland Mills High SchoolOakland Mills High School

Period 3: 1450 – 1750Period 3: 1450 – 1750The Great Global ConvergenceThe Great Global Convergence

Empire Building:European in

AmericaRussian Empire

Gunpowder Empires

Creation of the Atlantic World:

European EmpiresTriangular Trade

Slavery

Columbian Exchange:Diseases

Food CropsAnimals

Population changes

Period 3, 1450 – 1750:Period 3, 1450 – 1750:Major Comparisons and Major Comparisons and AnalysesAnalyses Compare colonial administrationsCompare colonial administrations Compare coercive labor systems: slavery and Compare coercive labor systems: slavery and

other coercive labor systems in the Americasother coercive labor systems in the Americas Analyze the development of empire (i.e., general Analyze the development of empire (i.e., general

empire building in Asia, Africa, Europe, and the empire building in Asia, Africa, Europe, and the Americas)Americas)

Analyze imperial systems: a European seaborne Analyze imperial systems: a European seaborne empire compared with a land-based Asian empireempire compared with a land-based Asian empire

Compare Russia's interaction with two of the Compare Russia's interaction with two of the following (Ottoman Empire, China, western following (Ottoman Empire, China, western Europe, and eastern Europe)Europe, and eastern Europe)

Compare Mesoamerican and Andean systems of Compare Mesoamerican and Andean systems of economic exchangeeconomic exchange

The next…The next…Continuity and Change over Time Continuity and Change over Time

EssayEssay..Analyze the continuities and changes in Analyze the continuities and changes in Russia’s interaction with TWO of the Russia’s interaction with TWO of the following regions/Empires between 1250 following regions/Empires between 1250 and 1800. and 1800.

Ottoman EmpireOttoman Empire

Western EuropeWestern Europe

Eastern EuropeEastern Europe

ChinaChinaGlobal context

From… to…

Reasons forprocesses

Different Approaches to Different Approaches to different regions:different regions:Western Europe

•Isolation•Ivan IV & Britain•Peter the Great•Catherine the

Great•Enlightenment

•Prussia & Austria

Eastern Europe•Orthodox Christianity

•Novgorod Republic•Catherine the

Great•Poland

Ottoman Empire•Ivan IV & Khanates

•1453 Constantinople

•Peter the Great•Catherine the

Great•Crimea

•Russo-Turkish Wars

China •Expansion 1600s

•Cossacks•Peace 1689

Didn’t you forget about East Didn’t you forget about East Asia?Asia?

Centralization in Politics:Centralization in Politics: Ming & Qing ChinaMing & Qing China Tokugawa JapanTokugawa Japan

Cultural ConsolidationsCultural Consolidations Restrictions on foreign Restrictions on foreign

interactionsinteractions Removal of JesuitsRemoval of Jesuits Importance of ConfucianismImportance of Confucianism

Economic GrowthEconomic Growth Columbian ExchangeColumbian Exchange Increased power for Increased power for

merchants & artisansmerchants & artisans

Calendar for the week…Calendar for the week… Tuesday:Tuesday:

China (women?)China (women?) Wednesday:Wednesday:

Japan (Shinto?)Japan (Shinto?) Thursday:Thursday:

Multiple Choice practiceMultiple Choice practice Academic Pep RallyAcademic Pep Rally

Friday:Friday: No schoolNo school Rajani, Rebecca G, Noah, Rajani, Rebecca G, Noah,

& Camille to post.& Camille to post.