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Fight Against Imperialism
Fight Against Imperialism
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Why does China resist outside influence?
* protect their culture
* disease
* to be self-sufficient
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What does Britian bring to China and what is the result of it?
Opium, and the people get addicted to it. Causes the Opium War
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What was the Opium War?
The Chinese wanted to stop trade and so they fought the British in sea battles.
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Who wins the Opium War?
British
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What do the winners of the Opium War get?
They get control of Hong Kong
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Negative Effects of the Opium War
* widespread hunger
* rise of opium use
* the Chinese people get upset because China was fine until they opened up for trade
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What was China like before the Opium War?
* good economy
* factories
* lots of rice for food
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extraterritoriality laws:
gives rights to foreigners living in a territory
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What does America propose to China in the late 1800s/early 1900s?
an open door policy
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Open Door Policy:
letting everyone in to travel and visit, they must respect the country
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What did the US offer in return for the open door policy?
Protection
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Boxer Rebellion
Chinese civilians (poor people) go against the foreigners in the country.
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What is the result of the Boxer Rebellion?
The Boxers lose, and China’s open door policy remains for 40 years.
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What is the Treaty of Kanagawa?
Japan ends its isolation and opens up two ports for Western trading.
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How did Japan modernize up until this point?
People travelled West to gather ideas
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What two people did Japan trade with during isolation?
Dutch and Chinese
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Who forced Japan out of isolation and why?
The US, and to trade with Western countries
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What did the emperor during the Meiji Era want to do?
He wanted to modernize Japan by taking certain ways from other countries.
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What countries did the emperor borrow ways from?
* Germany: strict+discipline
* US: schooling
* Britain: Navy
* Europe as a whole: Industrialization
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What country does Japan force into trade?
Korea- they also set up military posts
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What three countries used to be in agreement?
Japan, Korea, and China
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Which country breaks the agreement and what did they do?
China breaks the agreement and sends troops in
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Russo-Japanese War:
Russia vs Japan. Japan wants Russia out of Manchuria.
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Who gets involved in the war?
US President Theodore Roosevelt
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What does Japan do to the country they took over?
Took away Korea’s culture
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Why did no one stop Japan?
No country realized what they were doing
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Which country ruled Spain until the 1850s?
Spain
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Who eventually took over the Spanish rule as president?
Santa Anna
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Santa Anna:
Was
* a military leader
* politician
* his goal: to get back more land for Mexico
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What started the Texas Revolt?
The Mexicans wanted Americans to move South to build up the population in Texas, but the Texans did not want their rule
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Santa Anna went into Texas for what?
To get more land
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What did the US do to the Texas Area?
Spanish-American War: Took the Texas area for the US
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What happened to Santa Anna in Texas?
He was captured, but Sam Huston let him go if he promised to stay away from the area.
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What country took over Mexico in the late 1800s?
France under the guide of Napoleon III
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Why do the French eventually leave Mexico?
It is too costly to stay
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Why are there revolutions in Mexico during the early 1900s?
The people are fighting for more rights
* famine and hunger
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Constitution of 1917:
written to protect all people
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What was Latin America like in the 1800s?
the poor worked for rich landowners while the military leaders used farms as power. There was a huge class difference
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What is problem with relying on exports?
No one needs your country, but you need other countries
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Monroe Doctrine:
US declares that the Latin American countries cannot be recolonized
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Why does the US get involved with Cuba’s declaration of independence from Spain?
They were worried about losing economic ties in Cuba
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What does the US do to get Spain out of Cuba?
Attacks the Philippines
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Roosevelt Corollary:
idea that the US gains control of Latin America by building the Panama Canal
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The US gains international power through the Panama Canal. How?
All trade now goes through it while the US collects a toll