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How Do Ideas Spread?

How Do Ideas Spread?. Pastoral Peoples, Migrations, and Trade Routes. I. Pastoral Peoples / Nomads. Nomads and settled peoples Pastoral people / Nomads Overland Routes Example: Silk ROUTES Provided. I. Pastoral Peoples / Nomads. Inventions Example: Paper. Pastoral Peoples / Nomads.

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How Do Ideas Spread?

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  1. How Do Ideas Spread? Pastoral Peoples, Migrations, and Trade Routes

  2. I. Pastoral Peoples / Nomads • Nomads and settled peoples • Pastoral people / Nomads • Overland Routes • Example: Silk ROUTES • Provided

  3. I. Pastoral Peoples / Nomads • Inventions • Example: Paper

  4. Pastoral Peoples / Nomads • Military

  5. Pastoral Peoples / Nomads • Food • Diseases • Late Han Dynasty Plague162 CE • Antonine Plaguein Rome (165 – 180 CE)

  6. Partner Discussion Question • Identify the role that Nomadic/Pastoral people might have played in the development of civilization.

  7. Pastoral Peoples / Nomads • Nomadic Peoples and History

  8. Migrations • Bantu Migrations(800 BCE – 1000 CE) • Bantus • Migration

  9. Migrations • How did it occur? • 2 Possibilities • Impacts of Migration Bantu Migrations

  10. Migrations • Polynesian Migrations • Maritime migrations • Transplanted Foodsand Domesticated Animals

  11. Partner Discussion Question • Explain how the migration of people helped to spread ideas, religions, goods, culture, etc.

  12. Trade Routes • Silk ROUTES – why plural??? China to Mediterranean China to India Other trade routes • Specialized Merchants • Caravans

  13. Trade Routes • Trans-Saharan Trade Routes (800 – 1500)***Routes existed prior to 800 but this is the period when the trade was most important*** • Involved trade of Gold for Saltin sub-Saharan Africa • Camels • Impact • Kingdom of Ghana • Mali Empire • Songhai Empire

  14. Trade Routes • Indian Ocean Trading System (100 – 1600)***1600 – Introduction of European dominance*** • Three distinct regions of trade • South China Sea • East India / South East Asia • West India / East Africa / Persian Gulf

  15. Trade Routes • Impact • Diffusion • Compared to Silk Road

  16. Small Group Discussion Question • Which trade route do you think would have been the most difficult to travel upon. Why? Give specific reasons for you answers.

  17. Trade Routes • Diffusion of Ideas, Religions, and Technology • Buddhism and Islam • Central Asia • East Asia • South East Asia • Africa

  18. II. Ideas, Religions and Technology • Artistic motifs • Hellenistic World

  19. Hellenistic Architecture in N. Africa

  20. Closure Activity • How do the three images to the right illustrate cross-cultural interaction?

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