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DESCRIPTION:Participants will learn about the complexities of foreign relat
 ions in early modern East Asia. World History textbooks and classes often 
 erase the many voices in East Asia by implying that all regional powers se
 nt tribute to China and simply accepted their hegemony. This presentation 
 highlights the extensive interactions and negotiations that actually took 
 place between China\, Japan\, Korea\, and Vietnam in the 14th to 18th cent
 uries. East Asia was a deeply integrated region\, where all powers had ind
 ependent agency and interests they pursued. Participants will also work th
 rough and discuss classroom-ready lessons for middle and high school world
  history students. The lessons were developed by teachers\, in collaborati
 on with scholars\, and have been classroom-tested. The lessons highlight t
 he foreign policy perspectives and tactics used by China\, Japan\, Korea\,
  and Vietnam in the early modern period. Students\, and participants in th
 e workshop\, work through primary sources to develop a more complex unders
 tanding of Early Modern East Asia.
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LOCATION:Room 204 PC Desk (Seats 30)
SUMMARY:More than Tribute: Foreign Relations in Early Modern East Asia - Er
 ic Beckman\, Eunjee Kang\, Bram Hubbell
URL:https://pretalx.com/wha-annual-meeting-korea-2026/talk/GEZAUS/
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