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Global Tapestry global tapestry (2), East Asia: Red - Coggle Diagram

- - - - City-states
      - Distributed kingdoms, some bureaucracy
      - Feudalism
    - - Villages, Tribes
      - Fragmented kingdoms, no bureaucracy
- - - - Feudalism
      - 3 levels
      - Caste
      - New Scholar Gentry class
    - - Economic and slave ownership
      - More fluid later
      - Based on economic advancement
  - - - Agricultural
      - Manurial
      - Agricultural and Kinship
    - - Living grew
      - Cities grew under Islam
      - One of the largest cities
      - Cities grew later
  - - - Urbanization brought more restrictions
      - seperate social sphere after Islam
      - Patriarchy grew under Tang and Song dynasties
      - More partiarchal with cities
    - - More independence than before Islam
      - Different roles
      - Allowed to own property
      - Religious orders and artisans
      - Matriarchal society
  - - - Owning increased social status
      - 3rd Class Level
    - - Muslims could not enslave muslims.
- - - - Hinduism
      - Animism
      - Zen Buddhism and Neo Confucianism
    - - Filial Piety
      - Theocracy
      - Separately Powerful
    - - Christianity
      - Islam
  - - - Costumes
      - Paintings/Sculpture
    - - Griots/Griottes
      - Poetry
      - Scholarly Texts
    - - Cahokia and Great Pyramid
      - Great Zimbabwe
      - Qutab Minar
- - - - Saharan Desert
      - Floods
      - Arabian desert
      - No trees and limited water
    - - Fertile
      - Terrace Farming
      - Import Champa Rice
      - Rice
- - - - Geometry
      - Algebra
    - - Astronomy
        
        Calendar
        
        Charts
      - Medicine
  - - - Silk Road
      - Carpa Nan
      - Great Zimbabwe
    - - Grand Canal
    - - City Water
      - Irrigation for Rice Farming
- - - - Working Lord's Land
      - Mita System
    - - Financial/ Tribute System
        
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      - Jizya
  - - - Atistans, Skilled production of goods for trade
    - - Extensive Roadways
      - Silk Road
      - Trans Saharan Trade
    - - Grand Canal
      - Charge for access to sea routes
    - - Shopkeepers Valued
      - Merchants high in hierarchy
      - Merchants Valued
- - - - Africa: Purple
        
        Europe: Yellow