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GASA01H3 Lecture : You're welcome

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School
UTSC
Department
Global Asia Studies
Course
GASA01H3
Professor
Liang Chen

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Asia is named by the greeks to define land that is not theirs. homo erectus; homo sapiens beijing man", java man". emergence of civilization: metal tools, permanent settlements, ir rigation. domestication of crops and animals led to permanent settlements to take care of them. spread of southeast asians into southern china. Independent development of chinese civilization (did not depend on other cultures) millet spread from china to korea www. notesolution. com. koreans are likely to be originated from eurasian countries. oldest religion in the world still being practiced. people are reincarnated based on how they did in their past life. reincarnation served as a self-regulation for many people. It started as a reaction against hindu ritualisation and caste system. very similar to hinduism in many aspects. It is believed that buddha shakaymuni is the founder of buddhism. mahayana school of buddhism magic, heaven & hell .

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