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1 Japanese Civilization
The FRAME Key Topic is about . . . So What? Main Idea Details Japanese Civilization -

2 Map of China, Japan, and Korea

3 Japanese Civilization
The FRAME Key Topic is about . . . So What? Main Idea Details Japanese Civilization How Japanese culture was influenced by its geography and Chinese civilization Geography of Japan -

4 Geography of Japan Mountainous terrain Archipelago (four main islands)
Close proximity to China and Korea

5 Geography of Japan Separated from the Asian Mainland by the Sea of Japan (also known as East Sea)

6 Japanese Civilization Influence of Chinese Culture
The FRAME Key Topic is about . . . So What? Main Idea Details Japanese Civilization How Japanese culture was influenced by its geography and Chinese civilization Geography of Japan Influence of Chinese Culture -

7 Influence of Chinese Culture
Japan was influenced by China largely due to its close proximity

8 Influence of Chinese Culture
Buddhism spread from China to Japan Architecture: Pagodas were influenced by Chinese Pavilions and Towers

9 Influence of Chinese Culture
Japanese writing developed out of Chinese symbols

10 Japanese Civilization Influence of Chinese Culture
The FRAME Key Topic is about . . . So What? Main Idea Details Japanese Civilization How Japanese culture was influenced by its geography and Chinese civilization Geography of Japan Influence of Chinese Culture Shinto -

11 Shinto Ethnic religion—concerned only with Japan and its people
State religion of Japan meant that the emperor was worshipped

12 Shinto Worships the kami Shinto and Buddhism coexisted in Japan
Kami= forces of nature and ancestors spirits Shinto and Buddhism coexisted in Japan

13 Japanese Civilization Influence of Chinese Culture
The FRAME Key Topic is about . . . So What? Main Idea Details Japanese Civilization How Japanese culture was influenced by its geography and Chinese civilization Geography of Japan Influence of Chinese Culture Shinto Japan was influenced by China due to its close proximity Buddhism spread from China to Japan Architecture: Pagodas were influenced by Chinese Pavilions and Towers Japanese writing developed out of Chinese symbols Ethnic religion of Japan—concerned only with Japan and its people State religion of Japan - mean that the emperor was worshipped Worships the Kami - Kami= forces of nature and ancestors spirits Shinto and Buddhism coexisted in Japan Mountainous Terrain Archipelago (four main islands) Close proximity to China and Korea Separated from the Asian Mainland by the Sea of Japan (also known as East Sea) Japans close proximity to China allowed for the diffusion of Chinese goods, ideas, and beliefs onto the Japanese islands

14 Map of China, Japan, and Korea
Sea of Japan Huang He River Korea Japan

15 African Kingdoms of Axum and Zimbabwe
Key Topic The FRAME Routine African Kingdoms of Axum and Zimbabwe is about… Essential details Axum Kingdom: - Kingdom of Zimbabwe: -

16 African Kingdoms of Axum and Zimbabwe
Key Topic The FRAME Routine African Kingdoms of Axum and Zimbabwe is about… Sub-Saharan African Kingdoms that thrived during the Medieval Period along the Eastern and Southeastern Coast Essential details Axum Kingdom: - Kingdom of Zimbabwe: -

17 Axum Kingdom Located near:
Ethiopian Highlands (Axum= Modern Day Ethiopia) Nile River

18 Axum Kingdom Axum Kingdom practiced Christianity
A um= Christian Kingdom

19 African Kingdoms of Axum and Zimbabwe
Key Topic The FRAME Routine African Kingdoms of Axum and Zimbabwe is about… Sub-Saharan African Kingdoms that thrived during the Medieval Period along the Eastern and Southeastern Coast Essential details Axum Kingdom Axum Kingdom: Located near: - Ethiopian Highlands (Axum= Modern Day Ethiopia) - Nile River Axum Kingdom practiced Christianity - A um= Christian Kingdom Nile River Ethiopian Highlands Kingdom of Zimbabwe: -

20 Kingdom of Zimbabwe Located near: Zambezi and Limpopo Rivers
Indian Ocean

21 Kingdom of Zimbabwe Capital City= “Great Zimbabwe”
Very prosperous (rich) empire

22 African Kingdoms of Axum and Zimbabwe
Key Topic The FRAME Routine African Kingdoms of Axum and Zimbabwe is about… Sub-Saharan African Kingdoms that thrived during the Medieval Period along the Eastern and Southeastern Coast Essential details Axum Kingdom Axum Kingdom: Located near: - Ethiopian Highlands (Axum= Modern Day Ethiopia) - Nile River Axum Kingdom practiced Christianity - A um= Christian Kingdom Nile River Ethiopian Highlands Kingdom of Zimbabwe: Located near: - Zambezi and Limpopo Rivers - Indian Ocean Capital city = “Great Zimbabwe” - Very prosperous (rich) empire Zambezi River Indian Ocean Limpopo River Kingdom of Zimbabwe

23 Religion of West Africa:
Key Topic The FRAME Routine West African Kingdoms is about… Essential details Trade and Timbuktu: Geography: - Religion of West Africa: -

24 Map of West African Kingdoms
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25 Religion of West Africa:
Key Topic The FRAME Routine West African Kingdoms is about… The characteristics of the West African Kingdoms during the Medieval Period Essential details Trade and Timbuktu: Geography: - Religion of West Africa:

26 Geography Ghana, Mali, and Songhai Empires were located in West Africa along the Niger River and Saharan Desert

27 Trade and Timbuktu City of Timbuktu was a center for trade and learning Crossroads for travelers and traders

28 Religion of West Africa
Mostly practiced Islam Added the aspect of animism from previous African religions

29 Religion of West Africa:
Key Topic The FRAME Routine West African Kingdoms is about… The characteristics of the West African Kingdoms during the Medieval Period Essential details Trade and Timbuktu: Geography: Ghana, Mali, and Songhai Empires were located in West Africa along the Niger River and Saharan Desert Empires made a profit trading gold and salt - Along the Trans-Saharan Trade Routes City of Timbuktu was a center for trade and learning - Crossroads for travelers and traders Sahara Desert Ghana Songhai Religion of West Africa: Mostly practiced Islam - Added the aspect of animism from previous African religions Mali

30 Map of West African Kingdoms
Sahara Desert Middle East Ghana ( AD) Songhai ( AD) Red Sea Mali ( AD) Niger River = Timbuktu

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