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    The document discusses the Late Classical Period from 200-600 CE. It covers the movement of peoples like the Huns and Germanic tribes. It also discusses the expansion of the Bantu people in Africa. Major trade networks like the Silk Road and Indian Ocean routes are mentioned as connecting classical empires, nomads, and sub-Saharan Africa. The document compares the collapse of Rome, the Gupta Empire in India, and the Han Dynasty in China with their different outcomes. It lists some key features of the period from 8000 BCE to 600 CE like the development of agriculture, trade, and world religions.

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    The document discusses the Late Classical Period from 200-600 CE. It covers the movement of peoples like the Huns and Germanic tribes. It also discusses the expansion of the Bantu people in Africa. Major trade networks like the Silk Road and Indian Ocean routes are mentioned as connecting classical empires, nomads, and sub-Saharan Africa. The document compares the collapse of Rome, the Gupta Empire in India, and the Han Dynasty in China with their different outcomes. It lists some key features of the period from 8000 BCE to 600 CE like the development of agriculture, trade, and world religions.

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    The Late Classical Period

    200CE – 600CE
    To what extent did the Classical Period end?

    AP World History
    Richard Smart
    Oakland Mills High School
    Movement of Peoples

     The Huns (200s – 400s


    CE)

     Germanic Peoples
    (300 – 700CE)

     The Bantu
     I: 3000 – 1500BCE
     II: 1000 – 500 BCE
     III: 500BCE – 500 CE
    Trade Networks

    Consequences
    Where?  Economic benefits
     Silk Road
     Spread of religion
     Indian Ocean
     Spread of disease
     Trans-Saharan

     Connecting societies
     Classical Empires
     Sub-Saharan Africa
     Central Asian Nomads
    Collapse in Rome, Gupta
    India and Han China
    Comparisons Contrasts
     Nomadic Invaders  Survival of Roman
     Increased state in the Eastern
    parochialism Mediterranean.
     Population decline  Greater continuity

     Decreased trade of culture in India.


     Assimilation of
     Religious changes
    nomads in China;
     Continuing cultural
    New society in
    influence Western Europe
    Key Features from Period 1:
    8000BCE – 600CE

     Development of agriculture and the


    beginning of societies.
     Creation of complex societies.

     Inter-regional trade

     Development of World Religions

     Isolation of Western Hemisphere

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