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They established the capital Kyoto and had a Japanese emperor.
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They are powerful warlords whom's power rose over the years . They rule over daimyo and had samurai's to protect them.
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Mongol invaders overthrow the Sung dynasty and rule China. By 1279, they control all of China.
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Europeans arrive in China by sea. They open up trade. The first to land were the Portuguese.
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Portuguese and Dutch set up trading posts. Soon the British and French followed.
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Spanish and Dutch follow.
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The Portuguese make the trade town of Macao. It is a huge trading center. Chinese leaders continued to keep their culture and ignored the visitors and their ideas.
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They build plantations, roads, railroads, and schools.
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A war ends with China no longer being in control of Hong Kong.
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This contact helped Japan trade and sparked change.
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The samurai overthrow the shogun and an emperor is put back in place.
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China loses Taiwan to Japan.
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They gain control of the southern half of Sakhalin from Russia.
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Using a puppet government they controlled it.
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Most of it falls under their control and stays there until the end of World War 2.
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World War II is going on.
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Communists and Nationalists fight for China.
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Japan surrenders.
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Mao Zedong controls it and it sticks.
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North Korea attacks South Korea. The UN defends South Korea. Continual fighting.
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They sign a truce after a lot of fighting.
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Mao starts the GLF program to improve China's economy. It actually made things worse and slowed down economic progress.
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Many educated individuals were murdered because they were called critics and enemies to the country. This set China's economy far back.
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Deng Xiaoping comes into power. He realized past mistakes and set China far forward.
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Peaceful protests are met with artilliary and killed hundreds of people in Tiananmen Square.
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Han's Dynasty makes China's miltary stronger and the culture spread. Cities and Chinese art/architecture flourished.
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The Han dynasty fell and military leaders took over regions. Unity was onlyl restored on this date. Following this there would be the T'ang and Dun dynasties when Chinese cultures would thrive.