146 i PERIOD 3 Develop Regional and Transregional Interactions (c. 600–c. 1450)
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REGIONPOLITICALECONOMICSOCIALCHANGESCONTINUITIESEast AsiaJapanese feudalismTang /Song dynastiesMongolsYua n dy na st yMing dynastyGunpowderLong-distance tradeTechnologyFlying moneyZheng He expeditionGrand CanalUrbanizationNeo-ConfucianismBuddhismMovable typeCeladon potteryBubonic plagueJapanese shogunateNeo-ConfucianismChinese expansion into VietnamMongol domination in ChinaNomadic threatsConfucianismFootbindingPatriarchal familyShintoSoutheast AsiaExpansion of China into VietnamMalay sailorsIslamIslamHinduismBuddhismOceaniaRegional kingdomsAgricultureFishingPolytheismPolynesian migrationsStratified societySettlement of HawaiiIsolation from global trade networkCentral AsiaMongolsSteppe diplomacyTa merl a neSilk Roads tradeMoldboard plowMaoriMongol PeaceWomen have a voice in tribal councilsMongol dominanceIslamIsolation of Russia from We stern Eu ropePastoral nomadismSteppe diplomacyBuddhismSouth AsiaDelhi SultanateRule of TamerlaneArabic numeralsIndian Ocean tradeCaste systemIslamIslamHinduismCaste systemSouthwest AsiaCrusadesMongol destruction of BaghdadMalay sailorsLong-distance tradeIslamVeiling of womenShariahUmmaBubonic plagueRise of Islam, Sunni/Shi’ite split, transfer of knowledge of sugarcane to EuropeansNomadic tribesNorth AfricaRegional kingdomsIslam, Mamluk dynastiesTrans-Saharan trade, gold, saltIronworkingSlaveryTravels of Ibn BattutaBubonic plagueIslamTrans-Saharan tradeKEY IDEA