'Hong wu' presentation slideshows

CHAPTER 12

CHAPTER 12. SECTION 4 (24 Slides). 1. THE MING DYNASTY. 2. The Rise of Ming. Kublai Khan died weak rulers followed Mongol groups in north broke away many Chinese resented Mongol control wanted own dynasty. 3. Reforming China. rebellions drove out Mongols

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Ming Dynasty

Ming Dynasty. Part 2 1368-1644. Territory it Controlled. Korea to Southeast Asia. Decline of Yuan/Rise of the Ming. Civil war Change of life Repeated natural disasters Massive peasant rebellions. Characteristics of the Ming Dynasty. Last Chinese dynasty Zenith 15 th c.

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The Ming Dynasty

The Ming Dynasty. By Rachael Minda and Katherine Debick. Establishment. Before- Mongols ruled Yuan Dynasty Overworked people and horrible agriculture Han Chinese Revolted led by Zhu Yuanzhang, who later became HONG WU

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The Chinese Dynasties

The Chinese Dynasties. Ming Dynasty. Emperor Hong Wu expels the Mongols and brings peace and stability. Hong Wu was a Buddhist monk who had entered the military. The Ming would rule China for nearly 300 years. Exploration.

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Ming Dynasty 1368-1664 (part 1)

Ming Dynasty 1368-1664 (part 1). Ming Dynasty: 1368-1664. Hong Wu Peasant orphan Raised by Buddhist Monks Joined Red Turbans millenarian movement Emerged as leader of large military band Overthrows Yuan and declares himself emperor. Ming Dynasty. Hong Wu takes Nanjing in 1364

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4-4 Notes - The Ming Dynasty

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Ming Dynasty 1368-1664 (part 1)

Ming Dynasty 1368-1664 (part 1). 5. Ming Dynasty: 1368-1664. Hong Wu Peasant orphan Raised by Buddhist Monks Joined Red Turbans millenarian movement Emerged as leader of large military band Overthrows Yuan and declares himself emperor. Ming Dynasty. Hong Wu takes Nanjing in 1364

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