World History, Grades 9-12

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Empires in East Asia,


600-1350


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Buddhism, which had reached China


from India, spread from China to Japan. Both Hindu and Buddhist


missionaries from India spread their religions across Southeast Asia.


GeographyWhy might the Khmer Empire, rather than Korea or Japan,


be more open to influence from India?


The Tang Dynasty built China into the most powerful


and advanced empire in the world. Later, China fell to another group of


3 The Mongol Empire


GeographyLocate the Great Wall on the map. Why do you think the


Chinese constructed the wall along their northern border?


Chinese culture spread across East Asia,


influencing Korea, Japan, and much of mainland Southeast Asia. The


Mongol conquests led to interaction between settled and nomadic


peoples across Asia.


GeographyWhy would China tend to exert a strong influence over


other parts of East Asia?


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EMPIRE BUILDING


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