World Midterm
What e
ff
ects did the German Industrial
Revolution have on internal politics?
❖ Strengthening of socialists ❖ Nationalist sentiment
Latin America, pre
revolution
❖ Peninsulares - White, European born ❖ Creoles - White, latin american born
❖ Mestizos - Of native american indian and white descent
What is Kanpur?...
Who started the Franco
-Prussian War?
❖ Ems dispatch, Spanish crown ❖ France declares war on Prussia
What trade rights did
Westerners seek in China?
❖ Trade rights to tea/opium ❖ Sell their cash crop
Suez Canal
❖ Links Mediterranean and Red Sea ❖ Life line to India
❖ Built by French entrepreneur
❖ Egypt took out loans to pay for it
❖ When eco failed, sold off shares of ownership to canal = not owned by Egypt
❖ Egypt British protectorate in 1882 ❖ Increased nationalism
Oil in Iran
❖ Qajar = absolute rulers of Iran during 1794-1925 ❖ Some modernization and reforms
❖ Russian & British push for concessions (special economic rights)
❖ Sphere of influence, with troop occupation ❖ Increased nationalism
What is the Risorgimento?
❖ Nineteenth century movement for Italian unification
inspired by the realities of the new economic and political forces at work after 1815, the liberal and nationalist
ideologies spawned by the French Revolution of 1789, and the ideas of eighteenth century Italian reformers.
What were the Papal
States?...
❖ Consists of the civil territory which for over 1000 years
(754-1870) acknowledged the pope as temporal ruler. The expression "Patrimonium Sancti Petri" originally designated the landed possessions and revenues of various kinds that belonged to the Church of St. Peter at Rome.
What are the Boer Wars?
❖ Conflict in South Africa between British and original Dutch settlers (Boer).
❖ First Boer War - 1880-81: British loss
❖ Second Boer War - 1899-1902: British win ❖ Paves the way for Union of South Africa
Independence Movements in
LA
❖ Short Term
❖ New nations appear on political scene ❖ Long Term
❖ Increase USA economic imperialism ❖ Monroe doctrine: No more colonies!
❖ Roosevelt corollary: USA police of Western Hemisphere
New Imperialism
❖ Social
❖ Spread of western culture around the world ❖ New thoughts about
❖ Political
❖ Defense of colonies = increased militarism ❖ Tensions between European powers
❖ Economic
❖ Economic Dependency = colonies markets of imperialists ❖ Modernization increased world wide
Industrial Revolution in
Russia
❖ Short Term
❖ Increased railroads and industry ❖ Long Term
❖ Political & social problems ❖ Social ills = communism
❖ Conservatives = push against change from Feudalism ❖ Weakens power of gov
Italy v. Germany
❖ Similarities
❖ Government structure ❖ Common enemies
❖ Differences ❖ Suffrage ❖ Leaders
❖ Goal: Nationalism v. Realpolitik ❖ Industrialization
Who is Madero?...
❖ President of Mexico from 1911-1913
❖ Assassination lead to Mexican revolution & Constitution of 1917
What internal problems did the
Chinese reformers work to resolve?
❖ Opium trade
❖ European invasions - spheres of influence/unequal treaties ❖ Loss of power in region
❖ Two ways
❖ Reforms towards modernization ❖ Return to old ways
Who is Father Grapon &
Toussain L’Ouverture?
❖ Grapon: Leader of peaceful march on Bloody Sunday ❖ Toussain: Leader of Haiti’s push for independence
What e
ff
ect did the IR have on
Germany’s political development?
❖ Social ills, push for reforms ❖ Bismarck & the socialists ❖ Social Democratic Party
World Midterm
Independence Movements in
LA
❖ Short Term
❖ New nations appear on political scene ❖ Long Term
❖ Increase USA economic imperialism ❖ Monroe doctrine: No more colonies!
❖ Roosevelt corollary: USA police of Western Hemisphere
Treaties
❖ Nanjing, 1842 - result of Opium war
❖ Gained indemnity, Hong Kong, extraterritoriality to British ❖ Kanagawa, 1854 - opened Japan to USA and then other European
powers
❖ Extraterritoriality ❖ Most Favored Nation
❖ Portsmouth, 1905 - Japan gains Korea & parts of Manchuria
❖ Portsmouth Naval Ship Yard, USA - First international treaty signed
Weight
Oil in Iran
❖ Qajar = absolute rulers of Iran during 1794-1925 ❖ Some modernization and reforms
❖ Russian & British push for concessions (special economic rights)
❖ Sphere of influence, with troop occupation ❖ Increased nationalism
Suez Canal
❖ Links Mediterranean and Red Sea ❖ Life line to India
❖ Built by French entrepreneur
❖ Egypt took out loans to pay for it
❖ When eco failed, sold off shares of ownership to canal = not owned by Egypt
❖ Egypt British protectorate in 1882 ❖ Increased nationalism
What is Kanpur?...
People to know
❖ Father Gapon
❖ Leader of peaceful march on Bloody
Sunday
❖ Toussain L’Ouverture
❖ Leader of Haiti’s push for
independence
❖ Zapata
❖ Native American tenant farmer, lead
revolts against Mexican government
❖ Henry Stanley
❖ British explorer who found Dr.
Livingstone
❖ Simon Bolivar
❖ Creole, The Liberator, Liberated
Venezuela, Ecuador, Columbia
❖ San Martin
❖ Creole, Argentina, joined forces
with Bolivar to push out the Spanish
❖ Leopold II
❖ Belgian King that ruled over the
More people to know...
❖ Constantine Pobedonostsev ❖ Advisor to Nicholas III ❖ Francisco Madero
❖ Mexican liberal reformer, 1910 ❖ Antonio Lopez de Santa Ana
❖ Caudillo in power in Mexico
between 1833-55
❖ Benito Juarez
❖ Reformer, Zapotec Indian, La
Reforma
❖ Porfirio Diaz
❖ President of Mexico at turn of the
century (modernization, economic growth, repression)
❖ Father Hildalgo
❖ Revolutionary, Grito de Dolores,
failed movement (1810)
❖ Jose Morelos
❖ Picked up Hildago’s efforts
World Midterm
Russian Tzars
❖ Alexander II - Reformer, assassinated
❖ Nicholas II - Overthrown by Bolsheviks, killed with his family
People to know
❖ Father Gapon
❖ Leader of peaceful march on Bloody
Sunday
❖ Toussain L’Ouverture
❖ Leader of Haiti’s push for
independence
❖ Zapata
❖ Native American tenant farmer, lead
revolts against Mexican government
❖ Henry Stanley
❖ British explorer who found Dr.
Livingstone
❖ Simon Bolivar
❖ Creole, The Liberator, Liberated
Venezuela, Ecuador, Columbia
❖ San Martin
❖ Creole, Argentina, joined forces
with Bolivar to push out the Spanish
❖ Leopold II
❖ Belgian King that ruled over the
More people to know...
❖ Constantine Pobedonostsev ❖ Advisor to Nicholas II ❖ Francisco Madero
❖ Mexican liberal reformer, 1910 ❖ Antonio Lopez de Santa Ana
❖ Caudillo in power in Mexico
between 1833-55
❖ Benito Juarez
❖ Reformer, Zapotec Indian, La
Reforma
❖ Porfirio Diaz
❖ President of Mexico at turn of the
century (modernization, economic growth, repression)
❖ Father Hildalgo
❖ Revolutionary, Grito de Dolores,
failed movement (1810)
❖ Jose Morelos
❖ Picked up Hildago’s efforts
Weight
❖ 50/50 from each unit ❖ Yes, Italy is important
Causes of the Greek
Revolution...
❖ Oppression of the Ottomans
❖ Weakening of the Ottoman empire ❖ Nationalism
Key Vocab
❖ Nationalism: a strong feeling of pride and devotion to one’s country
❖ Elements: Culture, history, language, religion, territory ❖ Feeling that your country is better than others (Not
patriotism)
❖ Imperialism: Domination of one country over the cultural, political and economic life of another country or region.
How did the French Revolution
spread ideas through Europe?
❖ Napoleon occupation & rule ❖ Nationalism
Will Italian independence be
on the test?
❖ Italy unification - yes. Recall the heart, the head, the crown, and the sword.
Southeast Asia
❖ Yes - just what was on slide from lecture (Britain, France, USA)