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World History 1500 to Present

World History 1500 to Present. Unit 4 Vocbulary: Growth of Western Democracies, End of Old Empires, Causes and Effects of WWI SOLs: WHII 8 a-c; 9 a-c; 10a. Colonies.

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ASIAN INFLUENCES ON THE PHILIPPINES

ASIAN INFLUENCES ON THE PHILIPPINES. FILIPINO-CHINESE RELATIONSHIP. The Filipino-Chinese Trade probably started during the T'ang Dynasty (618-907). FILIPINO-CHINESE RELATIONSHIP. It peaked during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) The Philippines was a very important center of Chinese Trade.

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ASIAN INFLUENCES ON THE PHILIPPINES

ASIAN INFLUENCES ON THE PHILIPPINES. FILIPINO-CHINESE RELATIONSHIP. The Filipino-Chinese Trade probably started during the T'ang Dynasty (618-907). FILIPINO-CHINESE RELATIONSHIP. It peaked during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) The Philippines was a very important center of Chinese Trade.

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Review VII

Review VII. The Forbidden City. Located in modern-day Beijing, it was the capital of the Ming and Qing empires An imperial city containing hundreds of buildings, courtyards, and halls

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Chapter 2

Chapter 2. Before the first global age. The Olmecs. The Olmecs were the earliest known civilization in the Americas. The Olmecs lived along the Gulf of Mexico about 3,500 years ago. The Olmecs supplied nearby cities with food .

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Globalization and World Trade

Globalization and World Trade. Globalization a la Facebook. Openness. Trade in goods and services Finance Labor Nations are more closely linked through trade in goods and services, through flows of money, through investments, but not through labor flows.

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Agenda China's emerging role in Southeast Asian Affairs

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Asia in Africa: The Future of Economic Development

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Unit 3 Global Interactions

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United States Imperialism

United States Imperialism. Chapter 19. Stirrings of Imperialism. The New Manifest Destiny American attention shifted to foreign lands for the following reasons: Fear that natural resources would dwindle & must be found abroad Importance of foreign trade & a desire for new markets

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Imperialism

Imperialism. Imperialism. After the Industrial Revolution , Europeans began looking for new lands to explore and colonize, this led to imperialism. IMPERIALISM : domination by one country over the political and economic life of another country. . Motives of Imperialism. ECONOMIC

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Chapter 12-1

Chapter 12-1. Foreign influence in China 1800-1917. Learning Targets. I can 2) Identify historical examples of 19 th century imperialism. 4) Discuss conflicts that arose as a result of 19 th -20 th century imperialism.

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Unit 3: Global Interactions (1200-1650)

Unit 3: Global Interactions (1200-1650). Global History II Review. Early Japanese Feudalism. Geography: Mountainous Archipelago Forced Japan to be Isolated from Asia Shintoism Traditional religion of Japan Worshiped Kami- spirits found in everything Cultural Diffusion from Korea and China

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Chinese Trade

Chinese Trade. Josh Bartosh Vanessa Guiterrez Pat Ryan. Sino-American Trade. What does this mean?. Sino-American Trade. Sino-American Trade. The United States Trade Deficit. 1.15% of entire deficit. 25.8% of entire deficit. What spurred this growth?. What led to the explosion in trade?.

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ASIA IN 1808

In the 1560s, the Spanish took control of many small independent communities in the Philippines, which had no central rule. By 1571, the Spanish foothold in the Philippines was secure.

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A Letter From 2100

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