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Social Darwinism |
Pseudo-science to advocate racial superiority over non- western Europeans and non-US citizens |
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Progressives |
Work on industrial reforms dirty water, trash, ect |
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Immigrant problem |
Felt the new immigrants were the undesirable from other nations that would ruin the U.S. |
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Communist manifesto |
Response to the urbanization of Great Britain Overproduction. And under consumption bad for capitalist and working class |
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Cause of taiping rebellion |
The European influence . Ban on foot binding, rebellion peasant rebellion want for removal of private property Quing Manchu rulers |
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Consequences of taiping rebellion |
Quing weakened, opium war, Elite Strengthened |
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Sepoy rebellion |
Gun powder had animal fat was against their beliefs *annexed independent Indian areas *stop consulting with Indian rulers *collected taxes straight from peasants |
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Indian removal act |
1) It cancelled existing treaties between Native Americans and the federal government2) It declared that the federal government would oversee the removal of Native Americans west of the Mississippi3) It created a reservation in Oklahoma where “removed” Native Americans would |
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1851 Federal California Land Act |
Invalidated Mexican and Spanish land grants– Results in a loss of land through squatting, lengthy court cases (appealed cases averaged 17 years), and legal debt |
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Consequences of Japan's industrialization |
Sino-Japanese War (1894-95)– Japan invaded China in the 1890s in order acquirenatural resources• Russo-Japanese War (1904-05)– Russia took Manchuria • Area rich in coal– Japan wanted Manchuria so they went to war with Russia– 1905 naval battle: Japan won using iron-sided ships– Japanese victory was unexpected• First defeat of a major western po |
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Treaty of kanegua causes of industrialization |
Zaibatsu were families of industrial businessmen– Controlled industrialization and by extension military• Zaibatsu’s observed western industrialization in order to learn what mistakes to avoid and how to be successful• Japan industrialized in order to counter western industrialized militaries |
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Rise of nationalisn |
Enlightenment ideas Treaty of Vienna |
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Definition of nation |
Rich heritage and the will to want to be a nation |
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NAtion |
A soul a spiritual being |
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Ottoman Empire |
No longer a centralized Failure to tanzimate reforms Europens got ahold of ottoman finances Failure to accomplish unity within state |
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Egypt to British occupation |
Egyptian government could not pay interest on debts to European banks• Anti-European riots broke out in Alexandria, which lead to British military occupation in Egypt until 1956 |
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Colonization of Africa |
Needed new markets industrial exports exceeded imports Raw goods |
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Belgium colonization of the Congo |
Women being raped Quotas; whippings corporal punishment Women imprisoned Forced labor |
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British role with women |
Women were travelers, anthropologist Missionaries Nurses Wives of colonials Reformers of indigenous people |
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Boxer rebellion |
China’s defeat in the Sino-Japanese War (1894- 1895)• 2) European sphere of influence• 3) Christian missionaries• “Support the Qing, destroy the foreign” (678) |
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Rilvaries at home |
Unification of Germany and Italy |
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Rilvaries |
Rivalry between France and and Germany |
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Division of working class |
White collar/blue collar White Latina women couldn't work on factories |
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Orientalism |
style, artefacts, or traits considered characteristic of the peoples and cultures of Asia. |