Chloe Shupe
21/10/2017 15:58:37
MQ 6. In what ways did China and the nomads influence each other?
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Bingham
21/10/2017 16:42:08
Looks solid to me!
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Brandon
23/10/2017 15:34:32
MG4
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John Liu
23/10/2017 19:30:46
MG 5, remember that the Chinese are going against really strong and big nomadic tribes that can deal with China on less equal terms. China also gave away their princess
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Bingham
23/10/2017 19:43:57
Yeah? And?
Brandon
23/10/2017 20:09:49
I feel Those would fall under the 2 categories that I stated.
John Liu
23/10/2017 21:05:25
It means that in reality, the tribe system did not work as planed (If that is what it answers)
John Liu
23/10/2017 21:08:39
Maybe annual supply of grain, silk, wine that benefits the nomad (Sorry , I thought I wrote it, my bad)
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Chloe Shupe
24/10/2017 13:15:32
This is what I put:
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Zaryah Forde
23/10/2017 21:35:28
Why are the centuries of the Tang and Song Dynasties referred to as the Golden Age?
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Bingham
24/10/2017 04:24:15
This is great, but I think you could tighten all this up into categories.
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Chloe Shupe
24/10/2017 12:56:42
MQ 7. In what ways did China have an influence in Korea, Vietnam, and Japan? In what ways was that influence resisted?
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Not Brandon
24/10/2017 21:04:30
It can definitely be condensed down to some stricter categories without losing the specificity of what they are. EX: the political structure with China's capital as the model, etc.
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Chloe Shupe
24/10/2017 19:25:01
MQ 3. How did the Chinese and their nomadic neighbors to the north view each other?
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Bingham
24/10/2017 22:35:08
Looks good to me.
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24/10/2017 20:57:02
Hello.
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Not Brandon
24/10/2017 21:35:49
How I saw the question was basically how China contributed to Eurasian commerce and what were the outcomes. EX: Gunpowder in China stimulated the invention of canons in Eurasia.
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Bingham
24/10/2017 22:37:42
You're looking for specifics here about China's entry (which was limited) into wider trade: from where, what products, did they import, how did it effect their economy, etc.
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Maha Rahman
24/10/2017 21:39:17
In What ways did women's lives change during the Tang and Song Dynasties?
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Bingham
24/10/2017 22:38:21
Nice.
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Isabella Chavez
25/10/2017 14:39:19
MQ3:
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Isabella Chavez
25/10/2017 14:47:07
MQ4:
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Maha Rahman
25/10/2017 18:05:18
I was having trouble with this question because I felt that a lot of the points i. this section could be applied to MQ2 (how Chinese ciewed northern nomads). Could anyone explain what Strayer means when he says “assumptions”?
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Maha Rahman
25/10/2017 18:06:39
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izze chavez
25/10/2017 18:13:55
he means what v"criteria" supports the tribute system. Like the belief that Chinese were inherently superior to nomads was an assumption made that allowed the tribute system to continue.
Maha Rahman
25/10/2017 19:30:07
Here's What I got to "What assumptions underlay the tribute system?"
Isabella Chavez
25/10/2017 14:56:09
MQ5: How did the tribute system in practice differ from the ideal Chinese understanding of this operation?
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Lia Stallmann
25/10/2017 21:58:03
All of that is correct and elaborated information, but it all kind of falls under 2 categories that 1) China thought they were superior to others in theory but failed to recognize that in practice there were other nomadic groups that had the ability to challenge China's dictating of terms; and 2) China bestowed "gifts" to others which gave them the false impression that they were in control of their relationship with another nomadic group, whereas in practice sometimes those "gifts" were just tribute in reverse, or protection money.
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Nicholas Wesley
25/10/2017 22:24:14
I'm not sure about your last one. It may just be how it's worded. The question asks how does it differ from the ideal Chinese understanding of this operation, in which it still seems pretty ideal for the Chinese where they were still bestowing "gifts" and seemingly in control, but i can see where your going when reality they weren't.
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Isabella Chavez
25/10/2017 15:10:07
MQ6: In what ways did China and the Nomads influence each other?
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Isabella Chavez
25/10/2017 15:15:47
MQ8: In what different ways did Japanese and Korean women experience the pressures of Confucian orthodoxy?
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Isabella Chavez
25/10/2017 15:26:16
MQ9: In what ways did China participate in the world of Eurasian commerce and exchange and with what outcomes?
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isabella chavez
25/10/2017 15:28:57
Oh wait! there's more!
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Bingham
25/10/2017 16:31:33
Rice from where? Buddhism and gunpowder? And the paper spread is about Buddhist texts. You should mention that some goods come into China through trade. Find out which.
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Isabella Chavez
25/10/2017 16:52:59
Do you mean that under trade china got:
Isabella Chavez
25/10/2017 18:11:03
◘At first, during the Han Dynasty, Buddhism did not take root/bad fortune because:
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Maha Rahman
25/10/2017 21:23:59
In What ways did China participate in the world of Eurasian commerce and exchange, and with what outcomes?
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Zaryah Forde
25/10/2017 21:41:28
so this is about the * wink wink nudge nudge* BPQ #4: comparing Han China to Song and Tang China:
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izzeeeee chavezz
25/10/2017 23:08:59
okay, so i dont think this is what the question is asking totally. I think its asking about how the Han, Tang, and Song dynasties were all similar and then how the Tang and Song dynasties then differed from the Han dynasty. I don't think its so specific as too group Tang and Song separately, rather make broad statements like both tang and song had long term migration into the Yangzi river valley. You know?
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Maha Rahman
25/10/2017 21:52:41
What facilitated the rooting of Buddhism in China?
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Lauren Dotson
25/10/2017 22:11:34
Also, the emperors used Buddhism to justify their military campaigns.
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