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China, 220-755o124 Middle Imperial China, 755-1368o125 Late Imperial China, 1368-1912o126 Republic of China, 1912-49o127 People’s Republic of China since 1949o128 Hong Kong, Macao, and/or Taiwano130 Japano131 Premodern Japan to c. 1600o132 Early Modern Japan, c. 1600-1868o133 Modern Japan since 1868o134 Meiji Japan, 1868-1912o135 Imperial Japan, 1905-45o136 Postwar Japan, 1945-89o137 Contemporary Japan since 1990so140 Koreao141 Ancient Korea to the Rise of Koryoo142 Medieval Korea, Koryo to c. 1700o143 Early Modern Korea, c. 1700-1876o144 Modern Korea, 1876-1945o145 Contemporary Korea since 1945o150 South Asiao151 Ancient India to c. 600 CEo152 Medieval India, c. 600-1500o153 Early Modern South Asian Empires

and Global Economy, c. 1500-c. 1800o154 Modern South Asia since c. 1700o155 Modern Indiao156 Sri Lankao157 Pakistan and/or Bangladesho158 Afghanistan, Nepal, Bhutan, and/or

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1300-c. 1800o163 Southeast Asia since 1800o164 Burmao165 Thailando166 Vietnam, Cambodia, and/or Laoso167 Malaysia, Singapore, and/or Bruneio168 Indonesia and/or Timor Lesteo169 Philippineso180 Australasia and Oceaniao181 Australiao182 New Zealando183 Pacific Islandso184 Antarcticao200 Middle East (West Asia) and North

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600-1300o202 Middle East (West Asia)/North Africa,

1300-1800o203 Middle East (West Asia)/North Africa

since 1800o204 Maghreb (North Africa)o205 Mashreq (Arab East)o206 Arabian Peninsulao207 Ottoman Empireo208 Turkeyo209 Irano211 Egypt/Sudano212 Israel/Palestineo220 Africao221 Africa to 1500o222 Africa, 1500-1850o223 Africa since 1850o224 East Africao225 Equatorial Africao226 North Africa (Maghreb)o227 Northeast Africa

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BCEo303 Hellenistic and Imperial Greek Worldo304 Rome and Italy to 31 BCEo305 Roman Empireo306 Late Antiquityo307 Byzantiumo310 Early Middle Ages, 400-1000o311 British Isles, 400-1000o312 Gaul and Francia, 400-1000o313 Central and Eastern Europe, 400-

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