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Chapter 12
Transformations Around The Globe1800-1914
Chapter 12 Section 1
China Resist Outside Influence
Confucius (K'ung-tzu) “_________ Kong"
551 BC – 479 BC Chinese _______ and social philosopher.
emphasized _________ and governmental __________
Mandate of __________ –Right to Rule
Chaos – Tried to bring order
Confucianism
NOT a ___________, _________ to interactions 5 RelationshipsLord – _________Husband – _________Father – ________Older Brother – __________
BrotherFriend – __________
Mencious - Follower
Confucius Say…
Man who stand on toilet, high on pot
Man who run in front of car, get tired
War does not determine who is right, it determines who is left
Man who jumps off cliff, jumps to conclusion
If you want pretty nurse, must be patient
Chinese Superiority______ of Chinese – looked down on foreigners
Chinese had ____________ they needed – no need for ________
16th C – ________ trade is starting
Market for Chinese tea, silk, _______________
Mercantilism – $ & commodities treated different - balance of trade,
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Qing (Ching) Dynasty
_____ Dynasty
Great Wall – _________
__________ uprising
Wu SanguiChoose people or culture
Tea – Opium ConnectionWest only _______ to _____ at 1 port – Guangzhou (Canton) (S China)Trade ____________ – west must find product China wants_________ – used in China 100’s of years – medicineGB brings non-medicinal opium by 1835 12mil Chinese addicted
1st Opium War1839 - Chinese _____ goes to ______ opium
British __________ transfers it to British _______ _______
Agent seizes opium, Great Britain ________ _________
China refuses, War starts
1st Opium War
Treaty of _______ – beginning of ___________ treatiesMore open ports – More Trade
_________________ – British citizens are not subject to Chinese laws
____________ – Fine for war
______ ________ – Britain gets long term lease on the city
________ RebellionHong Xiuquan – civil service exam, Jesus’ younger ________
“______ ______” Taiping – All of China should live in peace. Primitive ____________
1840’s begin recruiting members,
1850 – 1mil followers attack Confucianism
1853 – takes capital Nanjing
Foreign Influence Grows
2nd _______ War – GB helps Hunan army put down Taiping Rebellion
1860-1895 – Self ______________ Movement attempt to modernize
Eastern _______, Western ________Keep Confucian principles, but also
learn W tech.
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ProblemsCan you borrow just an idea Steamship Co.
Need Coal
Need Coal Mine
Need RR
Need Govt Control or Corp.
Laws?????
One thing leads to another
Wars
_____-French War ________ (Vietnam)Fr want in Asia – Indochina – __________
of China
Chinese fight – lose war – lose _________
Sino-____________ WarControl of ______ (Jap fear China will lose
grip on Korea)
Chinese fight – lose war – lose Taiwan, pay indemnity, & prove self-strengthen failure
Chinese Nationality
Guangzu __________ – tries more reformsQing _________ ups feel
threatened
Call back former empress ____
Cixi arrests Emperor – undoes reforms
People rebel – _________ Rebellion
Boxer Rebellion__________ unhappy w/reforms –fuel rebellionBoxers – into ___________ arts, religion, & anything anti-western.Society of ____________ & Harmonious ________Begin attacking ___________, Empress Cixi supports, declares war on them.______ allied countries come in defense of citizensPay another huge indemnity
Chinese RepublicMore _________ are attempted
Wu Chong ________ – Yuan Shikai & SunYat-Sen vie for power.
Deal made Yuan becomes President of _________
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Chapter 12 Section 3
U.S. Economic Imperialism
Latin America After Independence
The ________ life didn’t improve Still working for rich
__________ instability –military leaders (_________) take controlBy mid 1800’s – most
countries controlled by Caudillos
Economies Grow Under Foreign Influence
_________ still depend on Trade, but now with other ____________ countries
Many ___________ have loans from Euro countries – leads to economic control
The Monroe Doctrine1823 – Pres James __________ to congress
Any interference in Latin America by _________ countries, seen as hostile act to US
Cuba Declares Independence1868-78 _____ for Indep - give up til 1895
By mid 1890’s US has _______ interest in Cuba
1898 – USS _______ blows up in HavanaWe blame it on Spain
Spanish-American War
Spanish-American WarWe get ______, Philippines, & ________ _________
Teddy __________ gains fame – takes him to Presidency
US keeps ________ of Cuba through installed govt –angers Cubans
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Connecting the OceansAfter gaining _______ in Latin Amer – looked at way to shorten land _______Offers big $ to ___________ to build canal Columbia controls - want more $1903 US encourages _________ in Panama US Navy helps – Panama gives land for canalCanal opens 1914
Roosevelt Corollary
To ______ interest in Latin America
TR issued an __________ (corollary) to the Monroe Doctrine
Claimed US has the right to be an international police power in the West Hemisphere
Chapter 8Nationalist Revolutions Sweep the
West
Section 2 pgs. 253-255 - Nationalism
Section 3 – Nationalism – Unification of Germany and Italy
Main Idea
Nationalism contributed to the formation of two new nations and a
new political order in Europe.
Why It Matters Now
Nationalism is the basis of world politics today and has often caused
conflicts and wars.
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Nationalism and Nation-States
• ____________—loyalty to nation of ________ with common culture, history
• ___________—nation with its own independent government
• In 1815 __________, only France, England, and Spain are nation-states
• -Three different types of nationalist movements: -_____________ merges culturally similar lands-____________ splits off culturally distinct groups-_____________ binds separate cultures into one
The Breakup of the Austrian Empire
• ________ includes people from many ethnic groups
• ____ defeat, forces emperor to ______ empire into Austria and Hungary - still ruled by emperor
The Russian Empire Crumbles
• After 370 years, ________ czars begin losing __________ over empire
• _____________—forcing other peoples to adopt Russian culture- policy further disunites Russia, strengthens ethnic nationalism
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The Ottoman Empire Weakens
• ______ tensions among ethnic groups ________ empire
• Rulers grant __________ to all groups, outraging Turks
Cavour Leads Italian Unification
• Camillo di Cavour— _____ __________ of kingdom of Sardinia in 1852
• Gets _________ help to win control of Austrian-controlled Italian land
• Giuseppe Garibaldi leads ____________ who conquer southern _______
• Cavour convinces Garibaldi to ________ southern Italy and Sardinia
• Garibaldi steps aside, allowing king of Sardinia to rule
Garibaldi Brings Unity Prussia Leads German Unification
• _______ has advantages that help it unify ___________:- mostly German _____________- powerful army- creation of liberal constitution
Bismarck Takes Control
• ________ - conservative wealthy landowners
• Junker realpolitik master Otto von ____________ becomes prime minister
• Realpolitik—power politics without room for idealism
• Bismarck _________ Prussian parliament
Prussia Expands
• __________ and Austria fight ________, gain two provinces
• Quick ________ makes other German nations respect Prussia
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________ ________ War
• ___________ creates border dispute with _______ to provoke war
• Prussia seizes Austrian territory in northern ____________
• Eastern and western parts of ___________ kingdom joined for first time
The Franco-Prussian War
• Bismarck provokes war with _________ to unite all Germans
• _________ is crowned _______—emperor of a united Germany—at Versailles
• Bismarck creates a _______ united under Prussian dominance
Balance Is Lost• In 1815 the _________
of Vienna established five powers in ______:- Austria, Prussia, Britain, France, and Russia
• By 1871, ________ and ____________ (now _________) have gained much power
• Austria and Russia are weaker militarily and economically