Chapter 27 GSPRITE Notes

Geography

Japan=few natural resources

Russia=abundant natural resources

Social

Alexander II-what did he do for Russia?

What rights were extended to newly freed serfs?

Kulaks

Samurai class in Japan

Women in Japan

Political

Japan vs. Russian Govt

The Decembrist Revolt (uprising)

Bolshevik

Russo-Japan War

Duma

Organization of Japanese Govt at start of time period

Matthew Perry

Religious

Shintoism making a comeback in Japan

Intellectual/Technology

French Revolution-How did affect Russia?

Lenin’s different idea on Marxism=no middle class phase

Dutch studies groups

Economy

How much of Russia Economy was foreign owned by 1900?

How successful was Russia’s program of industrialization?

Japan relies on export economy

zaibatsus

Chapter 27 Power-point

CCOT Essay Breakdown

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Chapter 26 GSPRITE Notes

Social

Women’s status in the Ottoman Empire under the Tanzimat Reforms

Political

Weaknesses of the Ottoman Empire

What countries were threatening the Ottoman Empire?

First Region to break away from Ottoman control?

What European power became the crutch to prop up the empire?

Reforms made by Ottoman leaders (results)

            -Selim III

            -Mahmud II

What role did the French play in Egyptian history?

Muhammad Ali

Khedives

Reforms/attempted reforms of the Manchu?

Dynastic decline of the Ming?

Taiping Rebellion

What year was the last emperor of China deposed?

Religious

Mamluks-who were they?   What country?

Muhammad Achmad- Mahdi

Intellectual/ Technology

Suez Canal

Economics

Opium trade in China and Results of Opium Wars

Chapter 26 Power-point

CCOT Construction

Chapter 25 G-SPRITE Notes

Geography

-What countries made up Gran Columbia?

-Cuba breaks away from the United States

Social

Toussaint L’Overture- From what class…how was he viewed by Creole class?

Father Miguel de Hidalgo

Womens’ rights after revolution-=little change

Political

-Latin America able to establish independence from Europe during the age of imperialism

What political ideals were valued by those in Latin America (private property, reform, democratic ideals, etc)

Factors that lead to revolutions in Latin America

Simon Bolivar

Jose de San Martin

Pedro I and II

How is the Brazilian Independence different from the rest of Latin America?

Caudillos

First European country to recognized Latin American independence?

Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna

Positivism

Benito Juarez- La Reforma

Diaz government in Mexico- Claimed to be liberal government

Religious

Intellectual/ Technology

French and American Revolutions

Monroe Doctrine

Manifest Destiny

Romanticism

Economic

Brazil=Coffee

Chapter 25 Power-Points Notes

Chapter 23+24 Notes

GSPRITE for Chapters 23+24

Geography

Purpose of Australia?

Canada transferred from French control to British

Java- Earliest empire courtesy of business initiative

Most important ports in India?

Ethiopia-Why so special?

British take over South Africa

Social

How does the growing population affect Proletariat?

nabobs

Tropical dependency vs. White dominion

Political

Causes of the French Revolution

How does the French Rev Start?

Moderate phase of French Rev

Radical Phase of French Rev

Napoleon Bonaparte

Affects of Revolution on the Rest of Europe

Peace conference at Vienna

Liberals/ Conservatives/ Radicals

Socialism

German unification…who was responsible?

Triple Alliance

Triple Entente

Pre-industrial era European expansion(#23)

Declining Mughal Empire

Why was India so easy to conquer?

Militarism on the rise due to fighting over colonies

Religious

Evangelical movements

Intellectual/ Technological

Enlightenment Ideas

Louis Pasteur

Benjamin Disraeli

Karl Marx

Revisionist

Charles Darwin

American exceptionalism

Utilitarianism

Role of the Jingoistic press in shaping foreign policy

Economic

Protoindustrialization

Dutch East India Co- Use of Mercenaries to take territory

British East India Co- Ditto

Head and hut taxes

Colonial economies were tied to global markets dominated by Europe