'Chinese nationalism' presentation slideshows

Section-1

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Student activists, protesting the terms of the Treaty of Versailles ???? ( 1919)

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Chapter 35

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Chapter 35

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China Resists Outside Influence

China Resists Outside Influence. Chapter 28.1. China and the West. Rejecting Western Goods In 1793, China rejects gifts brought by British ambassador China is strong politically because it is largely self-sufficient Agriculture, mining, manufacturing sectors highly productive

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China Resists Outside Influence

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China Resists Outside Influence

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China Resists Outside Influence

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L6: The Fall of the Qing Dynasty and the Birth (and Death) of the Chinese Republic Tan Block

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I. Imperialism

Aim: What were the causes of European imperialism, and what were the characteristics of imperialism in China and Japan?. I. Imperialism. Definition: A strong country taking over a weaker country or region politically, economically and socially.

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Presidential Imperialism

Presidential Imperialism. McKinley, Roosevelt, Taft , Wilson. Insurrection (Rebellion) in the Philippines. Filipinos disliked being an America colony Start to rebel using guerilla warfare Rebels were placed into concentration camps Insurrection finally ended

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Sphere of Influence

Sphere of Influence. Europeans and Japan took advantage of internal Chinese conflicts and attacked Treaties led to increasing control over Chinese economy Sphere of Influence : area in which the foreign nation controlled trade and investment. Groups 1,2,3. Open Door Policy.

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What inferences about Chinese history can be made from this Cartoon?

What inferences about Chinese history can be made from this Cartoon?. Using the PDF , label the source with useful context. How is the Chinese Emperor represented here and how can this be linked to the rise of dictatorial Communism under Mao?.

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China Resist Outside Influences

China Resist Outside Influences. Section 12-1. SECTION. 1. China Resists Outside Influence. China and the West. Rejecting Western Goods • In 1793, China rejects gifts brought by British ambassador • China is strong politically because it is largely self- sufficient

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