Lesson – Innovations of Tang and Song China

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December 13, 2016 by mrcaseyhistory

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Quaestio: How did the innovations of Tang and Song China have a lasting impact on the world?

PowerPoint: Innovations of Tang and Song China

Classwork:
Status of Women in Tang and Song China
Innovations in Tang and Song China
Tang and Song Inventions
Chinese Innovations Questions and Arguments

Homework:
Degrees of Chinese Cultural Influence

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