1. The Industrial Revolution gave rise to new economic needs: raw materials and agricultural products
2. Occasionally with industrial capitalism, more manufactured goods were produced than their people could afford
3. European investors found it more profitable to invest money away from home and at one point Britain was investing about half of its savings around the world
4. Imperialism guaranteed solutions to societies of industrializations class conflicts but eluding revolution and redistribution of wealth
5. Imperialism was so popular because of nationalism, appealing to wealthier classes, became necessary in power politics, and satisfied everyone but some
6. The Industrial era allowed oversea expansion by steam-powered ships, the underwater …show more content…
The Young Ottomans got a constitution and parliament but due to Russia, could not hold it for very long
7. Young Turks took on a secular military public life and wanted the Ottoman to become modernized like Europe
8. The Young Turks principles that were like the West allowed Turkish republic policies that came after it
9. The painting shows the interaction between the Ottoman officials and Austria royal family
C. Outcomes: Comparing China and the Ottoman Empire
1. The beginning of the 20th century China and Ottoman were both just semi colonies in Europe's empire who tried to catch up to them with defensive modernization
2. The collapse of China in 1911 led to a revolution in 1949 but the Ottoman Empire collapse after World War I led to the creation of a smaller nation-state
3. The revolutions of China in the 20th century rejected Confucian similarly to how Turkey rejected Islam
V. The Japanese Difference: Te Rise of a New East Asian Power- Japan could relate to China and the Ottoman Empire in the fact that they were both challenged by the West but Japan came out of it a stronger nation
A. The Tokugawa Background
1. Japan was previously governed by a shogun from Tokugawa line whose main job was to prevent the return of a civil war between
2. Occasionally with industrial capitalism, more manufactured goods were produced than their people could afford
3. European investors found it more profitable to invest money away from home and at one point Britain was investing about half of its savings around the world
4. Imperialism guaranteed solutions to societies of industrializations class conflicts but eluding revolution and redistribution of wealth
5. Imperialism was so popular because of nationalism, appealing to wealthier classes, became necessary in power politics, and satisfied everyone but some
6. The Industrial era allowed oversea expansion by steam-powered ships, the underwater …show more content…
The Young Ottomans got a constitution and parliament but due to Russia, could not hold it for very long
7. Young Turks took on a secular military public life and wanted the Ottoman to become modernized like Europe
8. The Young Turks principles that were like the West allowed Turkish republic policies that came after it
9. The painting shows the interaction between the Ottoman officials and Austria royal family
C. Outcomes: Comparing China and the Ottoman Empire
1. The beginning of the 20th century China and Ottoman were both just semi colonies in Europe's empire who tried to catch up to them with defensive modernization
2. The collapse of China in 1911 led to a revolution in 1949 but the Ottoman Empire collapse after World War I led to the creation of a smaller nation-state
3. The revolutions of China in the 20th century rejected Confucian similarly to how Turkey rejected Islam
V. The Japanese Difference: Te Rise of a New East Asian Power- Japan could relate to China and the Ottoman Empire in the fact that they were both challenged by the West but Japan came out of it a stronger nation
A. The Tokugawa Background
1. Japan was previously governed by a shogun from Tokugawa line whose main job was to prevent the return of a civil war between