https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7 How do people, ideas, and innovations move across borders? Since ancient times, China was a key player in vast networks that crossed the world. These connections endured despite shifting political relationships and the rise and fall of dynasties. Explore global networks of trade and exchange during China’s imperial period. https://chinahall.fieldmuseum.org/gallery-5 en-us 2020-10-19 06:05:16 UTC 2020-12-03 00:17:42 UTC hello@padlet.com 9005269 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845557133 A network of routes that connected China with with much of Asia to its West and East including the Eastern Mediterranean. It helped trade go across as well as many ideas to be taken to other countries like Buddhism, and innovations like the Abacus, as well as other things.]]> 2020-10-20 16:17:46 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845557133 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845557655 The silk road is a network of routes that stretches from China through central Asia, and as far west as the Mediterranean. It was used by traders as well as soldiers.]]> 2020-10-20 16:17:53 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845557655 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845563484 The silk road is a network that goes from China through the south west lands. This route helped religion spread by liking routes to central asia and the Mediterranean, then eventually spreading buddhism into China. Besides religion there was many more things that were passed around like ideas, languages ]]> 2020-10-20 16:19:02 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845563484 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845566324 The Silk Road was a series of routes and paths that connected China with East Asia, Southeast Asia, and the Mediterranean. ]]> 2020-10-20 16:19:33 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845566324 9006136 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845572929 A trade route that connected China with a lot of of west and east Asia and the Eastern Mediterranean]]> 2020-10-20 16:20:46 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845572929 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845573055 The silk road was a series of roads and paths that stretched from china all the way to the eastern medditeranian.Soilders,merchants, pilgrims and many others traveled along the silk road. ]]> 2020-10-20 16:20:48 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845573055 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845574286 In the 13th century Chinese ceramics were in a high demand as well as silk, so this merchandise would get sold by boat on trade routes.]]> 2020-10-20 16:21:03 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845574286 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845575463 Land route which connected East Asia, South Asia, Persia, Arabian Peninsula, East Africa, etc. It also received it name from the trade of silk threw here.]]> 2020-10-20 16:21:16 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845575463 9015657 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845587748 The Silk Road were many trade routes connected that went through ancient China, Central Asia, South Asia and the eastern Mediterranean. It was Established in the Han Dynasty.]]> 2020-10-20 16:23:49 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845587748 9005269 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845590130 The Maritime Silk Road was not a road at all, but a sea route for goods as well as ideas to be passed and traded from East Asia to Southeast Asia.  Trade and demand was increasing by the 13th century. Many ceramics were traded.]]> 2020-10-20 16:24:18 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845590130 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845590216 The Maritime Silk Road was the trade by sea from East Asia to Southeast Asia, with a heavy demand of Chinese items, like porcelain, silk, and the boom item Kilns.]]> 2020-10-20 16:24:19 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845590216 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845594600 A Luis Madrigal       series of routes used by people for various reasons including trading. This not only was goods and services but the people along these networks traded languages and different technologies.]]> 2020-10-20 16:25:14 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845594600 9005230 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845601249 The Silk Road was a trail that had a bunch of trade routes people could trade for what ever they wanted and it spread out almost all through Asia.

]]> 2020-10-20 16:26:36 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845601249 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845617921 The Silk Road was a whole bunch of Trade routes connected ancient China with Central Asia, South Asia, and the eastern Mediterranean. Many goods were exchanged during the Silk Roads.]]> 2020-10-20 16:29:56 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845617921 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845780267 The silk road is a network that goes from China through the south west lands. This route helped religion spread by liking routes to central asia and the Mediterranean, then eventually spreading buddhism into China. Besides religion there was many more things that were passed around like ideas, languages, and inventions. Dunhuang caves was popular site where people painted interesting things about their cultures and religion. the silk road routes had one of the biggest mountains and people passed through it. An abacus was used on the silk road more mathematical problems. silk was also a very popular item because it was smooth and light to carry. it also provided warmth for the cold.]]> 2020-10-20 17:02:42 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845780267 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845816032 The Maritime Silk Road was trading routes that went through China and south eastern areas in the cost. The warp bowl is a bowl that survived from the java sea shipwreck and they were just regular plates. The chinese would trade in ceramics and silk rather than cash. Ceramics continued to grow more popular. The covered boxes were also decorated with symbols of peace and many more designs. There also flower designs and each flower meant something. There was also a jar that had survived the shipwreck.]]> 2020-10-20 17:10:10 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845816032 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845819531 The Silk Road was a vast network of trading routes that were connected with China, South Asia, the Eastern Mediterranean, and Central Asia. During the Silk Road they traded spices, chemicals, silk, leather, germs etc. The Silk Road also spread some religions such as Judaism, Buddhism, and Christianity. It is also stated that 28 languages were spoken throughout the communities during the Silk Road trade.]]> 2020-10-20 17:10:52 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845819531 9005230 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845829910 THe Maritime Silk Road was a trading route that was used at sea that went through most of china some stuff that they traded was stuff that the chinese heavily needed.]]> 2020-10-20 17:12:58 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845829910 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845835030 The Java Sea Shipwreck was one of the many ships that traveled along the Maritime Silk Road. It traveled from East Asia to Southeast Asia, importing and exporting Chinese goods.]]> 2020-10-20 17:14:03 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845835030 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845837434 The Maritime silk road was the silk road that traveld through the sea. They used ships to transport goods and people. There main export was ceramics]]> 2020-10-20 17:14:33 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845837434 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845845626 Maritime Silk Road, is connected the Silk Road but the difference is this one is by sea and traveled towards China for trade.]]> 2020-10-20 17:16:11 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845845626 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845857251 The Maritime Silk Road was a trade that happened by sea, the trade happened through China and south eastern. This helped people get what they needed.]]> 2020-10-20 17:18:30 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845857251 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845864935 The Silk Road was a network that connected ancient China with Central Asia, South Asia , and the eastern Mediterranean. The Silk Road was used as a trading route used by many people such as soldiers, pilgrims, and migrants. The Silk Road introduced many cultures, technologies, ideas, and innovation.]]> 2020-10-20 17:20:00 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845864935 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845867653 2020-10-20 17:20:31 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845867653 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845882270 Tea was first used only for its medical properties. After China started trading tea with other countries, tea boomed. Tea became one of the main necessities all around the world. ]]> 2020-10-20 17:23:25 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845882270 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845893026 the java Sea shipwreck was a merchant ship that sailed on the maritime silk road in east Asia and southeast asia. The ship was carrying a lot of ceramics when it sunk.]]> 2020-10-20 17:25:41 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845893026 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845896889 2020-10-20 17:26:30 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845896889 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845901775 2020-10-20 17:27:27 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845901775 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845910701 The Maritime Silk Road was similar to the Silk Road but was a trading system that happened on sea. The Maritime Silk Road introduced ideas, it spread from East Asia to Southeast Asia and beyond. Trade happened through china.]]> 2020-10-20 17:29:15 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845910701 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845949483 The Silk Road connected China with lands south and west of it. The Silk Road was specifically used for trading, trading anything from religion to ideas. Often times new ideas and religions were implemented when people traveled over the Silk Road, they would end up settling in a new place and then they would tell others about their opinions and beliefs, then the people told would also potentially have the same thoughts so then end up thinking the same way as them.]]> 2020-10-20 17:36:44 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/845949483 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846006579 The silk road consist of routes onland for people in ancient times to trade, and get from lands in the south and west areas to China and in between. In the early 1900s Sir Aurel Stein questioned how people from Central Asia crossed over to Northwestern China so he set out to answer that question and found out it was because of the silk road. Many religions, cultures, discoveries of ancient courses that we talk about today, trade enhancements, ideas and movements happened because of the Silk road or along it such as the spread of Greek culture, traditions, and Buddhism. ]]> 2020-10-20 17:48:20 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846006579 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846343025 The Maritime Silk Road helped with trading from East Asia to South Asia.  Like the Silk Road the Maritime Silk Road encouraged trade, and as trade increased so did the want for Chinese goods, specifically ceramics. By the 13th century Chinese ceramics were a huge exported item. Many ceramics were found in the Java Sea Shipwreck, proving that ceramics in that time were very popular.]]> 2020-10-20 19:07:18 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846343025 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846344670 The Maritime Silk Road was like a silk road but on the sea. It consisted of the same attributes as the silk road of being a system to carry trade-goods, people, and ideas from one place to another and in this case it’s from East Asia to Southeast asia. Plenty of hand made artifacts such as the bowl, melon shaped box, lids, ewer, and ect were all goods that were traded on this Maritime and were found on the vessels when The Java Sea Shipwreck happened. On the melon shaped boxes the craftsmen fingerprinted sometimes were left on the box. ]]> 2020-10-20 19:07:46 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846344670 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846409940 The Java sea shipwreck was a ship that sank around 1215 and 1405 AD. They found many ceramics and jars. they found aromatic resin in the ship and it was usually burnt for offerings. Like i said before they carried a lot of ceramics and another ship also carried ceramics, it was known was the breaker Shoal shipwreck. The java ship carried the largest iron cargo ever in history. Many medicinal products from the ship did not last long. Fisherman discovered it in the 1980s because fish usually make their homes in shipwrecks, it was 85 feet deep below sea level. It was in the north west of the sea. it was made of wood it carried lots of goods one of them being lamps. ]]> 2020-10-20 19:26:30 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846409940 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846429787 The Java Sea Shipwreck sunk between the 12-13th centurys judging by using the artifacts, similarities, and radiocarbon to range the dates. It was found 85 feet below sea level between Bangka Island and Jakarata in the Java Sea. It must have sank before 1278 due to knowing that it happened before the renaming of the city. This ship carried over 100,000 ceramics. 12,000 were discovered and more than 6,000 of those 12,000 are at The Field Museum. Also within this shipwreck it carried the most amount of iron cargo (200 tons) to ever be on a vessel during that period. A lot was lost within this shipwreck such as medical products, food, artifacts, people, ideas and etc. Still today whatever caused The Java Sea Shipwreck remains a mystery. ]]> 2020-10-20 19:32:22 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846429787 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846488437 The Java Sea Shipwreck was a merchant ship that carried goods and people in the 12-13th century.  This ship may had carried over 100,000 ceramics. The Java Sea Shipwreck was discovered in the 1980's and once discovered historians aren't positive how the ship wrecked, but likely it was a storm.]]> 2020-10-20 19:50:02 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846488437 9015657 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846519329 The Maritime Silk Road was similar to the Silk Road, but traveled by sea. It was a way to ship good, promised trades, and travelers. The Java Sea Wreck was a vessel that sunk and discovered later. It carried mainly Chinese ceramics. The vessel started it sail in East Asia, heading to Southeast Asia.]]> 2020-10-20 19:59:48 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846519329 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846556814 The silk road was a network of roads that stretched all over asia, it was used for traveling across the lands, selling goods, and to spread religions influence around Asia. The road was re discovered in the 1900s by Sir Aurel went to investigate how people in ancient Asia would travel thousands of miles, he discovered artifacts in a mountain pass between india and China, which led people to investigate further about the Silk Road]]> 2020-10-20 20:11:59 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846556814 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846591435 The Java sea shipwreck was a wooden merchant ship that would sail East and South-Eastern Asia. the ship is believed to have sank somewhere between 1215 and 1405, and was re-discovered in the 1980s. At the time when the merchant boat sank it is believed that the ship had been carrying 100,000 ceramic objects, but only 12,000 have been excavated. the ship had also been been carrying Iron, a lot of it, about 200 tons, the most ever discovered on a shipwreck of this age.]]> 2020-10-20 20:24:22 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846591435 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846595536 Emperor yongle sent many voyages and extended China's power. the century treasure ships were on of the biggest ships made of wood in China, the ship was about 200 feet long making it almost 100 feet longer than the java ship. Zheng He was a muslim who was admiral for the imperial voyages of the Ming dynasty. He was just a boy and was captured, but he earned his trust and place of power with Prince Zhu Di. He negotiated goods and improved foreign trade ports. The Ming dynasty destroyed his records of his journeys. They believed his journeys violated confucian values. ]]> 2020-10-20 20:25:55 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846595536 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846618106 Over the years porting larger items became less expensive than if transported on the traditional roads. Items like spices, silk, and ivory became expensive.]]> 2020-10-20 20:34:35 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846618106 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846627231 In the 15th century, China's emperor Yongle Sent out fleets of about 100 ships each to go expand China's power as well as to get recognition from countries overseas. Historical accounts say that ships were 447 feet long, but most historians think they could have been exaggerating the size, Archaeologists believe the ship really was about 190 to 200 feet at most. Which would still make one of these boats almost 100 feet longer  than the Java Sea wreck, as well as Columbus's ship. Zheng He, was the admiral of the Ming Dynasty, He was a muslim,  and as a child he was captured, but he would eventually gain great trust from Prince Zhu di, and when Zhi Di took the throne, Zheng He quickly got a lot of power.  was he would negotiate goods, he made improvements to trading ports as well as fight pirates, but after many years the Ming Dynasty officials destroyed all records of Zheng He's great journey, the officials believed the Zheng He violated the Confucian rules.]]> 2020-10-20 20:37:40 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846627231 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846631099 The way we do certain things acn tie together similarities that other cultures and societies do. Peranakan people used belts as an example on how they express themselves. These belts were popular among women and they had beads on them. Kendis were also popular in Asia and there were vessels you drank out of without it touching your lips, so you can have good hygiene. it was also used for medicine and feeding babies. Kendi means Kundi which means a pot with a spout. There was also a money jar that held your money. There many more items like the the blue, white and green dishes, Dragon jar, and ]]> 2020-10-20 20:39:09 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846631099 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846633300 Items in different countries change in how they are used. When they are traded they have a new use.]]> 2020-10-20 20:40:05 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846633300 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846655021 The Ming Dynasty Sent fleets of ships and generals to spread the word of China. Zheng He was an admiral and voyaged spreading Chinaś ideas, he also spread trade, and did not tolerate those who did not welcome the fleet. Many are not sure if to see him as a hero, a villian, or a legend.]]> 2020-10-20 20:49:13 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846655021 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846705574 The peranakan Chinese people in the 19th century had these unique hand sewn belts that the Bride would have make for the groom as well as the In-laws, this would show the Brides purity and devotion to the elders. In the 1920s when girls went to school their attitudes towards the tradition started to change, and by the 1960s  the Brides would still have to give the elders belts, but no longer required them to make them by hand. Kendis is a handleless cup that has a spout which made it hygienic for drinking from, it was used by most of asia,  it was also used for feeding babies, medicine and religious rituals. By the 10th century China made a majority of the Kendis and would sell them to other lands.  Money Jars started when the philippines started to trade in the 10th century with china, and would add a lock to the top of the jar and store money in it, before this these jars were ,most likely used to store spices like ginger. In the 15th century Chinese porcelain plates were really valuable in the Philippines, so valuable that you could get a wife if you traded enough Porcelain plates, this was called the bride price. you would need at least 20 plates and 60 beads.
In 1371 the Chinese established a trade ban, making trade with China nearly impossible,and at the time the demand for porcelain was getting bigger and bigger, so to fill the hole China had made, countries like Vietnam and Thailand startec to produce there plates. Thailand would make green plates, and Vietnam would make white and blue plates, which were similar to the Chinese ones. and the green plates made in Vietnam actually became just as valuable as traditional Chinese plates. Jars with dragon decorations have been valuable to the Philippines for generations and represent the long history of trade with China, at first the jars were used to just store trade goods like spices, or water, or even wedding gifts, but these jars would later be repurposed to house the dead]]> 2020-10-20 21:11:58 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846705574 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846754600 Between 1405 and 1433 the Ming Dynasty leaders sent lots of ships overseas to spread the word of how powerful China was. Admiral Zheng was a main commander in trade and negotiated. Forty  years after Admiral Zheng last journey the leaders destroyed all records of him and his journey because some believed that he was not encouraging trade and violated Confucian values.]]> 2020-10-20 21:36:44 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846754600 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846768365 The silk road was a system of routes that went across the Central Asia, the Mediterranean and was used for trading goods. Not to mention, the ideas, religions and different languages that flowed through because of the diversity. The silk road was discovered in the early 1900s when someone wanted to figure out how people from Asia would travel over 1,000 miles. Many things were discovered such as graffiti left by people and artifacts like pieces of paper. ]]> 2020-10-20 21:44:20 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846768365 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846782355 The Maritime Silk Road is similar to the Silk Road but the Maritime is by sea. The Java Sea Shipwreck that happened was carrying people, ideas, and even goods. What is left of it now mostly contains bowls/dishes that were used to load onto ships for export. The melon shaped box was a symbol of fertility and some of the symbols it had on them may help us find out what kind of things were carried inside these melon shaped boxes. Some of the dishes lasted so long they have lasted since the Java Shipwreck. ]]> 2020-10-20 21:52:29 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846782355 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846835854 The Java Shipwreck was between the 12th and 13th century and the vessels would sail through Southeast Asia and East Asia. The Java Shipwreck carried a lot of ceramics and The Breaker Shoal Shipwreck had some similar ceramics as well. The Java Shipwreck carried 200 tons of large iron some of this iron was actually cooking cauldrons and iron bars. None of the goods or wine survived after the shipwreck because all the goods rotted away but metal and ceramics survived hundreds of years and that is how historians are able to tell us a little bit of what happened.]]> 2020-10-20 22:25:53 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846835854 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846848527 The maritime silk road was like the silk road expect it was a marine system of routes. The diversity of the people was what allowed for the spread of many religions, languages and ideas. What is left from the Java Sea Shipwreck are the bowls that were handmade and made from clay. The religious diversity during the era led to the change of meaning in many symbols like the swastika. By the end of the 13th century the demand for goods such as  handmade bowls and religious figures was so high that trade was increasing.]]> 2020-10-20 22:34:30 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846848527 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846854215 The Silk road was a system of routes that traveled all throughout East Asia. The Mediterranean was used for transporting trades. These routes also gave ideas to different countries on new religions or languages, and even newly invented trades. The Silk road was initially found in the 1900´s by ]]> 2020-10-20 22:37:46 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846854215 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846860745 Community of Practice is how we think or how we act even objects  can tie different people together. Adding on to this a group of people can have the same object but have completely different meaning to that group. For example the Peranakan Chinese people had a beaded belt that showed their identity, each was hand made specifically for each person. It combines Chinese, Malay heritage, and European practices. ]]> 2020-10-20 22:41:55 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846860745 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846880030 In China during 206 b.c- 220 A.D would travel overseas to find rare items to keep. this showed that China had power. and 100 years later incense used for religion and food and, medicine became very valuable. Moments of peace during the Tang Dynasty allowed for trade to thrive in China since traders from all over Asia could go to China by land or sea ports, making China very prosperous. Many goods were delivered in jars, in 1127 some invaders forced the Song Court to move south, cut off from the north that farmed, the court did not know what to dfo, at first they planned to tax the north for money, but then decided just trading with other countries would be better. Items that would get traded were things like, opium pipes and tools, snuff bottles, hair ornaments, ivory figures, cups made out of rhino horns, and various types of jars. ]]> 2020-10-20 22:54:53 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846880030 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846885762 The Java Sea Shipwreck not only carried people from East Asia to Southeast Asia, it also carried ideas and many products. The demand for ceramics and iron cargo must have been very high because almost 200 tons of iron was found on the vessel. This ship was not built in China but in Southeast Asia because of the way it was built. No one really knows how it sank but it is predicted that a storm overwhelmed it and left it where it is today, the Java sea. ]]> 2020-10-20 22:58:50 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846885762 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846888437 This started with the Ming Dynasty emperor when he decided to send fleets to China to see how powerful China really was. The fleet that the emperor send was approximately 100 ships. These ships were possible made flat bottomed because they had to travel along coasts. Zheng He was an admiral for the Ming Dynasty he commanded the imperial voyages but also negotiated the trade for goods and also improvement for the trading ports. Zheng would also decide who would be fitted to inherit foreign thrones.]]> 2020-10-20 23:00:17 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846888437 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846909545 Heavier traded goods traveled much easily over sea. Ships like the Java Sea Shipwreck carried important valuables, like spices. Over time different items had become more valuable or less valuable depending on the needs of the people during that time. A lot of the goods that were on the rare side became more valuable because it's not as accessible. ]]> 2020-10-20 23:14:41 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846909545 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846919573 Tea was believed to have been first made in Northeast India through Southwest China, at first the leaves were just chewed but would later be used for medical purposes. Some countries like china would use a teapot to make their tea, while places like Japan used a tea bowl. Tea was also a large trade item, and would get traded for even horse, tea managed to spread to Europe and the Americas over the next few centuries.]]> 2020-10-20 23:21:33 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846919573 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846921547 2020-10-20 23:23:08 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846921547 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846929042 Objects can tie us to other people when we use they create some sort of shared identity. Goods and customs for China became important to the Philippines because they would end up using them for funerals, weddings, and local politics. The Philippines and China trade and exchange networks began in the 10th century some of the communities that were involved were the upland forests and the Philippines coasts. Once the Chinses jar arrived in the Philippines the owner of the jar would end up changing it and adding a lock to it sort of like a bank. They also added a basketry it was made by the Philippines to help cushion the jar and make it easier to grab.]]> 2020-10-20 23:28:56 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846929042 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846933721 From AD 1405 to 1433, Ming Dynasty emperors sent out ships overseas to show the might of China to people overseas. These fleets stopped when the policies of the government changed. More than 27,000 men crossed an ocean years before Christopher Columbus did. These voyages soon stopped because it went against the Confucian beliefs of many officials. Admiral Zheng He took part of the these voyages and is often portrayed as both a villain and hero.

]]> 2020-10-20 23:32:26 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846933721 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846942019 More that 2,000 years ago tea was used specifically for medical purposes only. Tea has always been super important for chinese culture, but today a lot of cultures use tea in different ways. In china however the art of brewing tea had changed as dynasties changed as well. Tea was a essential trade good, so essential that many dynasties tried to monopolize the tea trade as well as tax tea growers to the extreme. ]]> 2020-10-20 23:38:26 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846942019 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846971747 The Maritime Silk Road was a trading route by sea, from East Asia to Southeast asia. Some Chinese ceramics were exported to more than 20 countries.  It traded goods like ceramics and silk . ]]> 2020-10-20 23:59:16 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846971747 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846973998 Goods can get different meanings through global trade and local practices this then gives people a sense of shared identity. An example of this is how Peranakans developed their identity from both Malay and Chinese heritage. Not to mention, how many different religions use kendis for rituals but in Asia these are actually used for drinking water. The reason as to why these objects spread was because trade networks extended from Philippines to China.]]> 2020-10-21 00:00:54 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/846973998 9006460 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847013443 The Silk Road was a network of several trade routes running on both land and sea. Along the trade routes that connected China to Central Asia and the Mediterranean, Buddhism traveled to China and flourished (206 B.C. - A.D. 220). Other religions that also traveled along the Silk Road and prospered in China were Manichaeism, Zoroastrianism, Judaism, and Christianity. Many people and their languages also traveled across borders into China. Near Taklamakan Desert there have been 28 languages spoken around Taklamakan during the highest point of the Silk Road trade. ]]> 2020-10-21 00:24:14 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847013443 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847086804 The Silk Road was a vast network of routes connecting the reaches of Afro-Eurasia. Traders and merchants would travel along these routes and exchange certain goods and valuables reigning from their own indigenous land, ranging from silk, to metals, and to paper, although physical goods weren't the only things traded. Different religions and ideas would make their way from one place to the other, which was a method of finding more people to convert. However, people themselves wouldn't make the whole journey across. Instead, they would travel to a certain destination to exchange goods before heading back, while the valuables found themselves being transported to all kinds of possible locations.]]> 2020-10-21 01:00:15 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847086804 9006460 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847091603 The Maritime Silk Road was the sea trade route of the Silk Road. The Java Sea Shipwreck carried people, ideas, and goods from East Asia to Southeast Asia. One of the many goods they had were bowls. From looking at the bowls made from the 13th to 15th centuries they had features that indicated how the demand for Chinese goods increased between this time period. Thus, trade was increasing.  Ceramics also had symbols on them that reflected the diversity of religion in China. This included symbols derived from Buddhism (swastika). ]]> 2020-10-21 01:02:53 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847091603 9005269 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847100512 The Java Sea Shipwreck was a shipwreck of a merchant ship that carried goods between the 12th and 13th century on the Maritime Silk Road. It sank between 1215 and 1278 AD and was manufactured in Jianning Fu. It carried many ceramics as well as cheap iron. Since food can survive under the sea as it rots, they did not discover any but are sure that the ship carried some. It was discovered in the 1980s in a Northwestern part of the Java Sea by fisherman who sold the location to a salvage company. It is that to have not been built in China but in another part of Asia.]]> 2020-10-21 01:07:50 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847100512 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847135625 The Java Sea Shipwreck was a merchant ship, it may have sank between 1215 and 1405, it was discovered in the 1980ś.  It carried many goods and people all through East and Southeast Asia. It carried the largest iron cargo ever . It is hard to know exact details because a lot was lost and damaged . How the ship went down is still a mystery. ]]> 2020-10-21 01:26:28 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847135625 9006460 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847138835 The Java Sea Shipwreck was a vessel that carried goods from East and Southeast Asia between the 12th and 13th centuries. It is said the ship probably sank between 1215 - 1405 AD. The Java Sea Shipwreck imported cheap iron and ceramics, which showed how the communities linked by trade were very diverse. It also carried religious ideas and cargo. The Java Sea Shipwreck wasn't discovered until the 1980's being already damaged by fishermen who used explosives to catch fish. ]]> 2020-10-21 01:28:06 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847138835 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847141145 The Maritime Silk Road was similar to the Silk Road, where several routes along the sea were traveled across. These routes were a secondary option of transporting goods held valuable, especially those coming from China. The increase in popularity called for more demand, which in turn caused for production to be more efficient. ]]> 2020-10-21 01:29:20 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847141145 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847153658 The Java Sea Shipwreck was a vessel used to travel across the Maritime Silk Road. Having been discovered by fisherman and unintentionally damaged, there have been evidence such as the state of goods that the ship was holding, or how the productivity of traders changed overtime, to pinpoint a certain era. The ship was known to hold valuables of ceramics of China, as well as a large supply of iron.]]> 2020-10-21 01:35:59 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847153658 9005269 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847155963 They travels of Zheng He were the voyages from China that were sent by the emperors of the Ming Dynasty between 1405 and 1433 AD. The person in charge of these voyages was Admiral Zheng He. They were meant to show the power of China. A few decades later, the voyages stopped. Emperor Yongle began this. They sent 7 trips of around 100 ships and 27,000 men before it was stopped because of the Confucian values and the expenses.]]> 2020-10-21 01:37:15 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847155963 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847174036 During the Ming Dynasty, Emperor Yongle ordered for a massive fleet to travel overseas in an attempt to expand power, though the following pre planned expeditions were later prevented by officials who claimed they went against Confucian values. Zheng He was an admiral who was a part of these voyages. Born in a Muslim community, he was captured and made to serve as a eunuch, but soon earned trust and worked his way up to his eventual position. As a part of the voyage, he made several attributes that worked the fleet towards their goal.]]> 2020-10-21 01:46:49 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847174036 9006460 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847175874 Emperor Yongle wanted to expand China's power and recognition overseas so he sent fleets out with about 100 ships across an ocean. Zheng He was an admiral during the imperial voyages of the Ming Dynasty. He was also Muslim and an eunuch that worked their way up to Admiral. Zheng He was responsible for negotiating the exchange of goods and he also battled those that did not welcome his fleet. ]]> 2020-10-21 01:47:54 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847175874 9005269 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847177490 Communities of practice is the fact that thoughts, actions, and objects link people with similarities together. In this case, trade and ideas would be adopted by other communities from China and would be used. The Philippines, things from China became part of the Philippine Community like weddings, funerals, etc. Ceramics were big part of this.]]> 2020-10-21 01:48:51 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847177490 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847180202 The silk road is a network of various paths that were used by people such as merchants. It connected people between China to Central and East asia along with the mediterranean. The silk road can be accredited with the spread of all kinds of things throughout the world but not just goods also, people with their cultures and religions.]]> 2020-10-21 01:50:20 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847180202 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847182891 The maritime Silk Road was like the regular Silk Road however it was a modified version that was on sea. It was a way to keep the trade system thriving along with flowing travelers. It would also trade through China to East and Southeast Asia.]]> 2020-10-21 01:51:53 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847182891 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847191042 The Java Sea Shipwreck would have happened between 1215 and 1405 to be rediscovered in the 1980s. It was a ship that held many objects at a time and during the time of it sinking to have thousands of items on bored even more than what was found. Though architects never found out what definitely made it sink but it is believed to be a storm.]]> 2020-10-21 01:56:43 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847191042 9005269 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847195941 Trade goods are valued resources that are traded for things. They can be almost anything with value like ceramics, spices, perishables, silk, and usually come in large amounts. China would trade ivory and silk as well as other goods. Even tools were traded.]]> 2020-10-21 01:59:36 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847195941 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847199833 2020-10-21 02:01:58 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847199833 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847200547 During the Ming Dynasty a large fleet was sent overseas to spread the word of China. It was an attempt to spread power. Zheng He was an admiral who spread there beliefs and was not kind to those who did not welcome the fleet.]]> 2020-10-21 02:02:21 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847200547 9004732 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847201932 The Silk Road was a vast network of routes connecting the reaches of Afro-Eurasia. Traders and merchants would travel along these routes and exchange certain goods and valuables reigning from their own indigenous land, ranging from silk, to metals, and to paper, although physical goods weren't the only things traded. Different religions and ideas would make their way from one place to the other, which was a method of finding more people to convert. However, people themselves wouldn't make the whole journey across. Instead, they would travel to a certain destination to exchange goods before heading back, while the valuables found themselves being transported to all kinds of possible locations.]]> 2020-10-21 02:03:12 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847201932 9004732 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847202796 The Maritime Silk Road was similar to the Silk Road, where several routes along the sea were traveled across. These routes were a secondary option of transporting goods held valuable, especially those coming from China. The increase in popularity called for more demand, which in turn caused for production to be more efficient. ]]> 2020-10-21 02:03:45 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847202796 9004732 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847203897 The Java Sea Shipwreck was a vessel used to travel across the Maritime Silk Road. Having been discovered by fisherman and unintentionally damaged, there have been evidence such as the state of goods that the ship was holding, or how the productivity of traders changed overtime, to pinpoint a certain era. The ship was known to hold valuables of ceramics of China, as well as a large supply of iron.]]> 2020-10-21 02:04:24 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847203897 9004732 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847204586 During the Ming Dynasty, Emperor Yongle ordered for a massive fleet to travel overseas in an attempt to expand power, though the following pre planned expeditions were later prevented by officials who claimed they went against Confucian values. Zheng He was an admiral who was a part of these voyages. Born in a Muslim community, he was captured and made to serve as a eunuch, but soon earned trust and worked his way up to his eventual position. As a part of the voyage, he made several attributes that worked the fleet towards their goal.]]> 2020-10-21 02:04:50 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847204586 9004732 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847205397 Community of Practice meant sharing similarities of practices, ideas, as well as physical items that hold value, which causes people of both sides to have a sense of a shared identity. Several communities of Asia share these values with each other in one way or another, particularly China, such as beaded belts that mixed practices of two cultures together, or the Kendia, a sprouted vessel that found its way into being used for cleansing.]]> 2020-10-21 02:05:20 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847205397 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847205525 Tea started as a medical practicality but after China started trading tea with other countries tea turned into a necessity around the world]]> 2020-10-21 02:05:25 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847205525 9005269 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847217526 Tea was harvested for it's medicinal properties. It comes from somewhere between Northeast Asia and Southwest China. It began to be used over 2,000 years ago. Today it is used all over the world. The familiar comes from the Ming Dynasty as it became more popular. It spread to Japan in the 9th century by Buddhist monks.]]> 2020-10-21 02:12:15 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847217526 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847222356 Communities of practices is the actions, thoughts and beliefs that link people with similarities. WIth that trade and ways of life would be used in places other than were they started. Such as China traditions being used in philippines]]> 2020-10-21 02:14:55 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847222356 9004732 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847223942 Overtime in the trading market, objects that were seen as foreign value were held in high demand. During the Han Dynasty, Chinese fleets would be sent in different voyages in search of these items, which they regarded as a symbols of power. Overseas trade became extremely high, to the point where officials were placed in charge of overseeing the process and evaluating items of their value to be sent to the hierarchy. ]]> 2020-10-21 02:15:49 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847223942 9004732 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847241467 About 2,000 years ago, tea was reserved for medical reasons when first discovered in lands of Northeast India to Southwest China, having first tested on by chewing on the leaves in search of its effects. However, different cultures began to rejuvenate its purpose and enjoy its presence in different ways. A common way of doing so was incorporating different ingredients and materials into the brewing process to enhance the taste of the tea.]]> 2020-10-21 02:26:29 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847241467 9006460 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847242070 Community of practice is the actions, thoughts, and objects that tie people with similar practices and causing a sense of a shared identity. Many communities would adopt trade and ideas from China. For example, goods and customs from China became important parts of Philippine weddings, funerals, and local politics who adopted them. The Peranakan Chinese people who were descendants of Chinese traders and diplomats also combined Chinese with local Malay heritage, and some European practices, creating their own identity. ]]> 2020-10-21 02:26:54 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847242070 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847279343 Trade goods are goods that are more and more valuable as time progresses. A lot of merchants from asia came from overseas to trade goods with other items. as time went on people had to pay to go overseas because so much people were doing it. Items that would be traded and sold there would be Jars, spices, cups, photos, pipes, and sometimes even ivory, ceramics were also popular at the time. As t]]> 2020-10-21 02:51:01 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847279343 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847288983 Tea is a liquid that most people drink to stay warm, but back then it would usually be for sick people . They would plant the tea and use it for people in need of medical assistance. Today, tea is used for anything you want and it usually comes in different flavors of your interest. Tea was first a medicine and now it is an everyday beverage ]]> 2020-10-21 02:57:37 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847288983 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847307133 The Java Sea Shipwreck was a Vessel that was used to travel across the Maritime Silk Road. This merchant ship was used somewhere between the 12th and the 13th century. The ship was sailing the waters of East and Southeast Asia. People wanted to know more about how this ship wrecked so they looked into it. They then had discovered that the Vessel was filled with many kinds of goods that were mostly needed there in China.]]> 2020-10-21 03:10:00 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847307133 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847327815 In AD 1405 and 1433, Ming Dynasty Sent out some very large Ships overseas to send a message Internationally to showcase Chinas recognition and power. The man that was behind all of the ships was Zheng He. In the end Zheng He had sent a total of 100 ships But the idea of promoting China through Overseas was soon shut down by the government because it went against the Confucian beliefs.]]> 2020-10-21 03:23:50 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847327815 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847328059 2020-10-21 03:23:59 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847328059 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847354743 About 2,000 years ago people used tea for medical purposes only. It was a hot or warm drink that would cure the sick people if they ever had gotten sick. Over the course of time Tea started to begin to change from being a medical brew to just a warm liquid substance that can be drank for the enjoyment of the flavor.]]> 2020-10-21 03:41:51 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847354743 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847366099 Communities of Practice are actions, thoughts, and objects that are supposed to link people together based on there similarities.  Sometimes people can be totally different people but they can still tie together because of the same groups they are in. Peranakan Chinese people hand made belts to show the identity of curtain people.]]> 2020-10-21 03:49:34 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847366099 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847366974 Around the 12th-14th century AD the shipwreck occured this is know because there was 2 jars found at the sight of the shipwreck with dates on them. Resin was also found at the sight of the shipwreck dating to around the same time as the jars. During this time the song dynasty's rule had just finished and china was under the mongol led rule of the Yuan dynsaty. The ship was made of small pieces of wood from a tree native to southeast Asia formed into an intracet design.]]> 2020-10-21 03:50:09 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847366974 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847385659 Trade Goods are valuables that were used to exchange with other people to get their other items. People would travel overseas just to trade goods with with other people. Many different kinds of things were exchanged during these trading times.]]> 2020-10-21 04:02:42 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847385659 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847453978 The Silk Road are routes that connect ancient China to Central Asia, South Asia , and eastern Mediterranean.  It was used by many people.]]> 2020-10-21 04:45:00 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847453978 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847463454 The Maritime Silk Road is like the Silk Road and was used in the 13th century AD. It increased the demand for Chinese food and trading. ]]> 2020-10-21 04:50:35 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847463454 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847470204 The Java Sea Shipwreck was one of many vessels that sailed the waters of East and Southeast Asia. It carried people, goods, and ideas. The Java Sea Shipwreck proved that they were mobile 700 years ago.]]> 2020-10-21 04:54:28 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847470204 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847475460 The ming dynasty's emperor wanted to create a greater expansion of China he sent fleets out west to spread the word of the great China. During this rule the emperor was not kind towards those who did not welcome their fleets.]]> 2020-10-21 04:57:25 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847475460 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847480236 Communications of practice are actions,thoughts,objects, and similar practices that tie us to other different types of people. for example goods from china became important in certain religous and political practices of the phillipines. ]]> 2020-10-21 05:00:00 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847480236 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847483554 The Ming Dynasty's emperors sent huge ships overseas to show other lands great China's power. But over time government policies changed and the ships disappeared. ]]> 2020-10-21 05:01:53 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847483554 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847493320 Communications of practice are actions, thoughts, and objects that tie us to other people. ]]> 2020-10-21 05:07:18 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847493320 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847498953 Trade Goods are goods that are really important and become even more important overtime. People travel all over the world to trade with other people to get new items.]]> 2020-10-21 05:10:32 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847498953 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847506189 Tea was first used for its medical properties over 2000 years. Now tea is used all over the world not just for medical reason but as a drink. ]]> 2020-10-21 05:14:19 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847506189 9015657 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847546869  The Java Sea Shipwrecks sank through the guesstimate timeline from AD 1215 to 1278. The vessel carried resin, over 100,00 ceramics, 200 tons of iron, common foods, medical related products, wines and textiles. This allowed traders to keep their trade information confidential. It's estimated that the ship was made out of food based on leftover artifacts found. The vessel was 92 feet long.]]> 2020-10-21 05:36:54 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847546869 9015657 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847579611  Ming Dynasty emperors used to send large fleets across seas to show China’s power, however these actions ceased due to government policies changing. Emperor Yongle commanded that 100 ships should be put overseas. The treasure ships were created to be intimidating and larger than other ships, these vessels were 190 feet long and 160 feet wide. Zheng He was an admiral to the voyages of treasure ships that were set sail. When Zheng He was young he was caught in a crossfire when Yuan and Ming switched power. When he befriended Zhu Di in a rough time he gained his trust, and had a place of power when Zhu Di became an emperor. Zheng He oversaw trade and other foreign trading posts, he kept pirates at bay.]]> 2020-10-21 05:54:24 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847579611 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847581180 The Silk road was a system of routes that traveled all throughout East Asia. The Mediterranean was used for transporting trades. These routes also gave ideas to different countries on new religions or languages, and even newly invented trades. The Silk road was initially found in the 1900´s by Sir Aurel Stein. He was interested in learning how the ancient chinese civilization traveled thousands of miles to trade with others.]]> 2020-10-21 05:55:15 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847581180 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847590739 Similar to the Silk Road, the Maritime Silk Road was several different routes that ran across the sea that carried traded goods, people and different foreign religions not known to certain people. Many items were transported on the Java Sea Shipwreck. For instance, bowls, ceramics and many other imported goods were very important to the trading business because as time developed, trading systems changed and so did the value of the chinese goods. ]]> 2020-10-21 06:00:20 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847590739 9005586 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847594475 2020-10-21 06:02:22 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847594475 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847600300 The Java Shipwreck was a merchant ship sailing the waters of East and Southeast Asia. The Java Sea Shipwreck was believed to have sunken in AD 1215 to somewhere before 1278.  The Java Sea Shipwreck carried more than 100,000  ceramics. The ship also carried the largest iron cargo almost 200 tons. The Java Shipwreck was discovered in 1980's .]]> 2020-10-21 06:05:15 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847600300 9005586 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847607719 2020-10-21 06:08:49 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847607719 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847608391 During the 12th and 13th century the shi was one of the many boats to sail the trade routes from East and South Asia. Due to the shipwreck the merchant ship was discovered by a near by fisherman. Extremely damaged the ship was said to have held many imported good from the chinese civilization remaining during the crash.]]> 2020-10-21 06:09:09 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847608391 9015657 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847608984  China and Asia have a community of practice, this means to have traded objects that become part of the other civilization. Peranakan beaded belts were a way to decipher an identity. People who lived in the crossroads of global change were able to have a beaded belt as a way to show combined identity. It showed European practices, as well as Chinese and Malay heritage. Every belt was hand beaded and stitched for individual identity. Kendis are handless and used in Asia with the benefit of having a more hygienic way of sharing water. Hindus, Muslims and Buddhist may use these in religious rituals at times. Money jars, dishes, and dragon jars were also shared between civilizations that used trade systems to show how different communities practiced and used ideas from other areas.]]> 2020-10-21 06:09:28 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847608984 9005586 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847615288 2020-10-21 06:12:24 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847615288 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847625996 During the Ming Dynasty, Zheug He was an admiral. It was said that he led huge fleets across the routes in the sea. This was believed to send a message to the world that China was powerful. Starting off as a eunuch Zheug worked hard to be admiral.  He was in charge of negotiating the trade of goods and also fought against those who did not welcome his fleet. In the end, Zheug worked extremely hard to prove his country was the best. ]]> 2020-10-21 06:17:13 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847625996 9015657 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847632453 Oversea trades were cheaper for merchants to send than through land. Having rarities and lugdarie items from foriegn areas was a large display of great power. With trade growing this allowed for others to travel and civilizations to collide and share ideas. In AD 1127 northern invaders forced the song to move their trade south, this cut out a large portion of their trade. There was a dispute of whether they should go back to relying on farming, or to push forward and continue trade. Relying on farming came with largely taxing people and harmed the song’s people. It was decided that Chinese merchant ships would continue the trade, therefore trade became the greater benefactor than farming.]]> 2020-10-21 06:20:22 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847632453 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847638406 Ming Dynasty emperors sent huge fleets overseas to broadcast China's might to an international audience. Fleets with approximately 100 ships and more than 27,000 men crossed an Ocean decades before Christian Columbus. ]]> 2020-10-21 06:22:21 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847638406 9005586 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847643643 2020-10-21 06:24:32 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847643643 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847649767 Tea  had become an important part of Chinese culture.  People first used tea leaves by chewing on them but later on they were used for medical purposes. The art of brewing tea varied from dynasty to dynasty.]]> 2020-10-21 06:27:10 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847649767 9015657 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847652735 Tea was a large use in medical practice, making it a very important item to trade and use. Tea was a main part in Chinese, from there it greatly branched out and it is used nowadays in different regions. It is believed that the plant of tea originated in an area from northeast India through southeast China. The discovery of tea first started with chewing them, later figuring out they had medical properties, the leaves were harvested. Three pearls teapot was popular among scholars to share with others. The teapot had clay to better flavor the tea, and a jade handle that allows you to pick it up without burning yourself. Tea bowls were used to whisk tea. Whisking tea was done by adding hot water in a bowl with powdered tea and whisking with a bamboo whisk until white foam appeared. Different teas originate from various areas and are prepared in multiple ways, this is to show how tea connects different civilizations nicely.]]> 2020-10-21 06:28:35 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847652735 9005586 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847653268 2020-10-21 06:28:50 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847653268 9005586 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847664009 2020-10-21 06:34:09 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847664009 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847664714 The objects represented goods that were important during periods of China's history. Merchants from the Middle East, India , and Southeast Asia arrived in growing numbers. These were valuable resources and status goods.]]> 2020-10-21 06:34:30 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847664714 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847666227 Communications and practices teach us new information about different religions, new inventions and even new trades to bring others together. People often communicate with others of the same interest and similarities. Knowing this people that were introduced to new stuff often adopted it and took it as their own. ]]> 2020-10-21 06:35:14 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847666227 9005586 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847672595 2020-10-21 06:38:11 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847672595 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847674529 The way we act a certain way connect us to similar practices and create a sense of shared identity.  Peranakans developed a flexible identity it combines Chinese and local Malay heritage, as well as European practices. ]]> 2020-10-21 06:39:04 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847674529 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847716223 Java Sea Ship was a trading ship along the Maritime Silk Road. Between the 12th-15th century it sank along with what it was carrying, some of these items being wines, vases, bowls, etc.]]> 2020-10-21 06:57:36 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847716223 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847721371 The Ming Dynasty emperors sent out large ships to represent to China the power they had as they sent about 27,000 men along these ships. ]]> 2020-10-21 06:59:50 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847721371 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847727674 These communications of Practice were acts, thoughts, and practices which were connected to someone which varied on their identity and their personality. This meant some times were traded to others as they offered better benefits to those which provided communication and trade upon those.]]> 2020-10-21 07:02:35 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847727674 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847735576 These items were in high value as in some places which were on opposite side of one another don't have the same supplies as others but with trading this allowed a wide variety of items ti improve these different items. ]]> 2020-10-21 07:06:07 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847735576 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847738347 Tea provided multiple services, a majority of these being used for medical issues. Some ways these were used was by the dry leaf, by conssuinng it allowed another way of use. The other medical use was liquid form which is still used to this day from healing a sore throat to allowing a easier nights rest. ]]> 2020-10-21 07:07:15 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847738347 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847755718 The Silk road was a series of trade routes that spanned over the entirety of Asia, Northern Africa, and Southern Europe. There were also trade routes that applied to sea travel. These routes were used by everyone and had no limitations as to who could use it. It was a sort of connection between the world, it allowed for everyone to know what was going on in the other parts of the world. It also was an integral part of the spread of cultures and ideas from every state that the trade routes passed through as well as the surrounding areas ]]> 2020-10-21 07:14:43 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847755718 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847762996 Over 2,000 years ago tea was originated for medical purposes to heal and be beneficial to help with pain and sickness in the chinese culture. Over those 2,000 years tea is being used in different ways and still in the same ways as 2,000 years ago all around the world in every culture today. Tea spread to japan in the 9th century through japanese Buddhists.]]> 2020-10-21 07:17:58 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847762996 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847801150 Tea was and is an important cultural and medical tool, it was believed to have been discovered thousands of years ago and was first ingested as a chewable, but wasn't until later that the actual leaves were steeped in boiling water and drunk. As time went on and trade routes like the Silk Road became popular tea was exported to different countries because of it's many natural benefits. ]]> 2020-10-21 07:35:11 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847801150 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847817396 Communities of practice was the connection between many different groups of people by the products that they would use on a daily basis that were either imported or exported . This sense of community strengthened ties between neighboring states or territories or in some cases places that weren't near each other at all. ]]> 2020-10-21 07:42:34 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847817396 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847827575 Trade goods were different products that were sought out in a certain area of the world where they couldn't be made with the available resources of the region or community and could only be apprehended by going to areas where these products were made and exchanging other goods or currency to get the item. Trading was great because it allowed different items to be improved by the different people that used it. ]]> 2020-10-21 07:47:28 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847827575 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847844101 The travels of Zheng He were a series of trips made by Chinese sailors to try and expand Chinese rule throughout the world but because these kinds of voyages went against the main religion of China they were stopped. It's also believed that the ships used by the Chinese sailors were massive and nearly three times the size of the ships Columbus used to come to The Americas.]]> 2020-10-21 07:55:25 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847844101 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847856502 The Java Sea Shipwreck was a trading vessel originating in China and was one of the many boats that traveled along The Maritime Silk Road. During the time the ship sank it was starting to become socially acceptable to trade privately but sadly the sailors weren't able to unload their cargo of various mass produced porcelain plates and bowls. ]]> 2020-10-21 08:00:44 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847856502 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847871275 The Maritime Silk Road was the sea trade routes used mostly by the Chinese and various other factions and people to transport different goods. It was more cost effective to transport the goods on the sea rather than land because the quantity of goods a merchant could carry was exponentially larger and in some cases took less time to transport compared to land travel. 

]]> 2020-10-21 08:08:08 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847871275 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847926332 Zheng He was admiral of the Mings Dynasty “imperial voyages”. When he wa sa boy he was captured by the muslisms and then he later ot sent to go work for Prince Zhu Di as a eunuch. He later took thew throne and became a entrusted and worthy person. His responsibilities as admiral were aimed towards the Ming Dynasty’s imperial voyages where he distributed good across the seas, foresaw improvements within foreign trading ports and battled pirates. He was an important part of the oversea trading. 

]]> 2020-10-21 08:32:53 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847926332 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847969730 Largely items were better to be transported through sea rather than land, it was mor functional. During the 12th and 13th centuries ships delivered spices, other food products, largely volumized items, handmade artifacts, molded clays, medicines, and tons of other products. During the Han Dynasty (206 BC-AD 220) chinese sent out people to sea out rare products like ivory and kingfisher feathers. A century later overseas goods became very popular and by the Tang Dynasty (AD 618-906)  they became high demand in religions and other cultures like Bhuddism especially certain goods like spices that are used in medicine and foods. Tons of goods were traded within land and oversea but it’s had it’s difficulties and battles but those 2 trade systems had huge impacts on how past decisions were made and how ancient times were runned and especially how we decided to trade in modern times. 

]]> 2020-10-21 08:52:59 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847969730 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847993782  The way we think, act, like certain things or have a certain way of doing things as human beings bring similar people who are alike in same ways into the category of people who have the same “shared identity”. Sometimes people used Jars as a representation of wealth. Kendis are vessels that had a sprout to it like a teapot that people poured or drunk out of. This was shared within the cultures Hindus, Muslisms, and Buddhists when they sometimes used them in rituals. A lot of objects connect people, cultures, and religions as a way of allowing them to grow and find out that they have more things in common and think alike more than they thought was true. ]]> 2020-10-21 09:05:00 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/847993782 9005230 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/849337160 The java Sea Shipwreck was a Ship that was used for trading during the time of 12th to the 15th century and the java ship was carrying lots of goods that was expensive and usable for people of China. The ship was carrying over 150 tons of goods and it was spotted by a fisherman.]]> 2020-10-21 16:09:43 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/849337160 9005230 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/849355706 The travels of Zheng  was about chinese sailors who traveled on about 10 massive ships and they had 27,000 men in total on those ships to show China's power. But why was it called the travels of Zheng He this was because he was the empire leader.]]> 2020-10-21 16:13:28 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/849355706 9005230 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/849387083 The Communities of practice is about how people have certain  products or beliefs and bring other people together.Like how cultures use products in a different way or some cultures don't use that product at all.Cultures also believe in different gods and have certain beliefs about their gods.]]> 2020-10-21 16:19:59 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/849387083 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/849529338 Trade good are resources that over time would become more and more valuable and held in high demand. That is why the Silk Road was a such a necessity and China became so successful because they had many goods that other countries could and did benefit from. ]]> 2020-10-21 16:50:48 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/849529338 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/857732172 The Silk Road was a web of courses interfacing all over East Asia and the Mediterranean. Merchandise were transported, but so were thoughts, religions and infections. There were stops all through said street so those exchanging might rest, which made certain cities wealthy and valuable. Hence, the Silk Road was a critical portion of the development of culture.]]> 2020-10-24 04:18:29 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/857732172 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/857733426 The Maritime silk road was the silk road that traveld through the ocean. They utilized ships to transport products and individuals. There fundamental trade was ceramics.]]> 2020-10-24 04:21:08 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/857733426 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/857735481 The Java Ocean Wreck would have happened between 1215 and 1405 to be rediscovered within the 1980s. It was a dispatch that held numerous objects at a time and amid the time of it sinking to have thousands of things on bored indeed more than what was found. In spite of the fact that modelers never found out what unquestionably made it sink but it is accepted to be a storm.]]> 2020-10-24 04:25:01 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/857735481 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/857736239 The voyages of Zheng was around chinese mariners who traveled on almost 10 gigantic ships and they had 27,000 men in add up to on those ships to appear China's control. It was called the voyages of Zheng because he was the domain leader.]]> 2020-10-24 04:26:13 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/857736239 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/857738100 The way we act a certain way interface us to comparative hones and make a sense of shared character. Peranakans created a adaptable character it combines Chinese and neighborhood Malay legacy, as well as European hones.]]> 2020-10-24 04:29:33 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/857738100 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/857738456 Exchange great are assets that over time would gotten to be increasingly important and held in tall request. That's why the Silk Street was a such a need and China got to be so effective since they had numerous merchandise that other nations might and did advantage from.]]> 2020-10-24 04:30:12 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/857738456 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/857739073 Tea was seeked for restorative purposes long back, nowadays more individuals utilize it fair as a refreshment, but it would depend on the situation and reason as well. It ought to be famous that China was the primary to undertake it out by chomping on the takes off.]]> 2020-10-24 04:31:17 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/857739073 9006136 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/896789981
the maritime silk road was a trade route that went through the sea to most of china  and sent a lot of goods that china needed ]]> 2020-11-06 05:51:34 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/896789981 9006136 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/896794811 2020-11-06 05:57:13 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/896794811 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/953357817 the java shipwreck was a ship that carried people and goods throughout the 12-13 century. the shipwreck was discovered in 1980s most likely sunk because of a storm but we are still unsure 
 ]]> 2020-11-23 17:50:32 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/953357817 9006136 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/953384422 during the 1400s china sent out hundreds of ships out to let people know how powerful china was and the leader of these shipes what Zhenh He, he was the made commander of trade and negotiation ]]> 2020-11-23 17:56:50 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/953384422 9006136 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/953410601 when the same items has a different use depending on who is using it. in this case trade have a very important role in this they would trade the same item to different people and they would all have the ame use for it ]]> 2020-11-23 18:02:56 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/953410601 9006136 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/953433612 heavier and difficult things to travel with became easier to travel with thanks to ships meaning that they got cheaper to buy buy more rare items were more expensive because they were less common ]]> 2020-11-23 18:08:03 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/953433612 9006136 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/953451725 tea was used at first for its medical uses but after china started trading it it because a necessity all over the world ]]> 2020-11-23 18:12:10 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/953451725 90051101 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/978960788 The silk road was a name for a few long paths that overlapped each other and combined together all throughout Asia, Africa and Europe which were used for traders to sell things from their land. Not only were these people selling merchandise but they were also giving away traditions, religions, languages and even new types of disease. ]]> 2020-12-02 08:32:18 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/978960788 90051101 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/978976519 The maritime silk road was an early shipping route in Asia that shipped out things like tea and iron which in return brought spices from foreign countries to china.]]> 2020-12-02 08:39:29 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/978976519 90051101 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/978984790 The java sea wreck was a ship that was trading iron and ceramics from java to chine but was sunken by a storm and found in the late 1900s while the ship was used in the 13th century.]]> 2020-12-02 08:43:31 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/978984790 90051101 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/978995277 The Journeys by zheng he were used as a way to gain political influence on china by showing how powerful china was. He did this by sending a fleet of 100 ships and over 20,000 men across an ocean.]]> 2020-12-02 08:48:26 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/978995277 90051101 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/979003705 people around the world using items in different ways than the person before which brings them together for reasons that end up being similar. One person on one part of the world can use and object in one manner then trade it to someone else that will use it completely differently but the object is still the same.]]> 2020-12-02 08:52:29 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/979003705 90051101 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/979011386 People were now able to trade more expensive things than before because they started using ships rather than going over land. Using ships would begin to allow them to start trading in very large quantities.]]> 2020-12-02 08:56:19 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/979011386 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/979016718 The Ming Dynasty Emperors ordered a series of voyages for people to recognize China's power . About 100ships and more than 27,000 men were sent. This was later shut down for going against Confucian values.]]> 2020-12-02 08:59:02 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/979016718 90051101 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/979019270 Tea has always been traded all over the world and during early times of trading that started for medical purposes.]]> 2020-12-02 09:00:25 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/979019270 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/979045870 People can use one particular item for one reason,while others may use it for a different purpose. Many people adapt, adopt, and repurpose goods and practices, and use it for their own good. For example Kendis are used for pouring and drinking in Asia, and some Hindus, Buddhist, and muslims use it for rituals .In the end it all ties people together.  ]]> 2020-12-02 09:13:43 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/979045870 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/979086986 Larger, heavier goods were carried by ships overseas, making it easier and less expensive than trading over land. Having rare foreign items showed your power. During this time the demand for trade goods expanded ,like for spices. ]]> 2020-12-02 09:33:31 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/979086986 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/979116212 Tea was first used in Chinese culture for medical purposes over 2,000 years ago. It was first experimented by people chewing leaves, overtime becoming what it is now and being used all over the world.]]> 2020-12-02 09:47:12 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/979116212 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/981715157 The silk road was a trading system made up of a vast network of routes that spread form Europe to Africa to china. Armies from the crusades helped create some of the routes for the silk roads as people began using the paths for travel as well. China was a major trading power house when it came to the amount of items that were being traded, the Mongol empire was an empire that thrived off the silk road. However it did cause to diseases being spread. The silk road let to better traveling inventions and the creation of paper money. ]]> 2020-12-02 20:53:52 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/981715157 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/981743444 The maritime silk road was a trading rout that was mostly used by China and other Asian civilizations. It was mostly used to transport items but also food. Sometimes people traveled on the routes to live somewhere else. ]]> 2020-12-02 21:03:27 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/981743444 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/981762686 The Java Sea Shipwreck happened around 1210 ac-1400 ac based of the materials that were salvaged. It was carrying an immense amount of iron and ceramics. The organic material did not survive for long after the ship sank. It was discovered in 1980 by fisherman, unfortunately  the ship was looted before it was officially sold to a salvage company.  Many religious items were found as well on the wooden ship. ]]> 2020-12-02 21:10:08 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/981762686 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/981789835 Zheng He was ordered by the Ming dynasty to travel with hundred of ships and thousands of travelers to expand their power. The treasure ships were recorded to be the biggest ship china has ever created. The leader of these voyages was Zheng He who was the admiral of the Ming dynasty's voyages. He is still worshipped today in some parts of china. Zheng He's travels also helped spread the belief of Mazu. ]]> 2020-12-02 21:19:33 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/981789835 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/981819245 Many people form Asia used the same type of ceramic plates/jars/ items and they all used them pretty much the same way. However some places had different uses for the items. Some people saw them as a sign of wealth others used them as a form of spiritual belief. These jars and items were all over the places with different uses. ]]> 2020-12-02 21:30:27 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/981819245 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/981834939 Anything was a go when it came to being tagged as a "trade good". The most popular items were containers, such as jars, and items that would be considered as some form of luxury, like ornaments and ivory. One item that stood out was the drug opium, that was used as medicine but is also used as a drug for drug users.]]> 2020-12-02 21:36:39 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/981834939 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/981849198 Tea was predicted to have been fist used by chewing the plant but soon used in water for medicine properties. It became famous all over Asia and many pots and cups were created just for tea.]]> 2020-12-02 21:42:26 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/981849198 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/982110097 Network of trade routes interconnecting Afro-Eurasia, and is mostly known for its work in CHina since it is referered to as the Silk Road, Silk was a huge traded good from China out to the rest of Europe and Africa. Other goods were traded as well like porcelain and tea, bit ideas cultures and religions also spread because of merchants using these trading routes. ]]> 2020-12-03 00:02:32 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/982110097 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/982119890 Trading route through the sea between Afro-Eurasia, shipped in and out a lot of Chinese goods, they could ship much larger and heavier loads by sea compared to those by individual/caravan merchants. ]]> 2020-12-03 00:06:32 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/982119890 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/982122228 Between the 12th-13th centery, ships would transport many goods, the Java Sea Shipwreck reflects what we know of the maritime silk road, many porecelain and iron items were found at the site from centuries ago. ]]> 2020-12-03 00:07:58 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/982122228 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/982125049 Zheng He was a fantastic voyager, Muslim based, he led hundreds of ships through his fleets to gain respect to the Ming Dynasty. Coming back with tributes dedicated to China (like exotic animals) which other countries would give in order to maintain their trading privledges with China.]]> 2020-12-03 00:09:45 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/982125049 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/982128086 Tea became a widely cultural drink after its immediate medical purposes, which people chewed the leaves they infused hot water with it and through more experimentation, began to trade different teas across the world. Tea is even used in some religious practices. ]]> 2020-12-03 00:11:39 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/982128086 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/982131590 Different cultures across the world and mostly in Afro-Eurasia (since we can see the history in these places more prominently) use different items for specific purposes, if its tied to spiritual connection or everyday use. ]]> 2020-12-03 00:13:54 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/982131590 https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/982134264 Goods were traded in a variety of ways depending on the product itself, if they were large and heavy ship were used, if small, compact and more personalized then trade through shops and merchants worked well. Goods were anything there was a demand for, so jars and porcelain, ivory, gold, jewelry, silk and spices.]]> 2020-12-03 00:15:34 UTC https://padlet.com/karljohnson1/zogyk5ijbfljp1u7/wish/982134264