'Imperial power' presentation slideshows

Imperialism

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Monday 4-14-14 Warm-up Questions

Monday 4-14-14 Warm-up Questions. Give 3 facts of mercantilism that we discussed on Friday. Hint: Think of the reading assignment that you did and the kinds of questions you had to answer. NO, you may not have your paper back, this is a recall question.

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Period 6 Loc, Stephanie, Karina, Atticus, Anthony, Elisa

Period 6 Loc, Stephanie, Karina, Atticus, Anthony, Elisa . The Spread of Chinese Civilization: Japan, Korea, and Vietnam. Japan: The Imperial Age. Taika Reforms Started by emperor Tenchi Reforms aimed at completely revamping the imperial administration along Chinese lines

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Beginning of World War II

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Timeline

Timeline. ~ CE 29 Crucifixion of Jesus 34-64 Missionary activity of Paul 250-260 Brutal persecution by Romans 313 Constantine tolerates Christianity 325 Council of Nicaea 391-2 Christianity becomes state religion 479 End of Western Roman Empire 529 Benedict founds monastery.

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PLATO VERSUS THE ARTISTS

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Polynesia and South East Asia

Polynesia and South East Asia. SE Asia- Economy- Classical Time Period. Most regions were either based on agriculture or maritime trade. Most of the agrarian economies were based around the Red River Delta.

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Spread of Chinese Civilization: Japan,Korea, & Vietnam.

Spread of Chinese Civilization: Japan,Korea, & Vietnam. I. Sinification A. All 3 areas B. Syncretism C. Buddhism- key transmitter. II. Japan A. Imperial Age 1. 7 th -9 th Centuries a. Taika 645-710 b. Nara 710

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America & The Age of New Imperialism

America & The Age of New Imperialism. 1867-1920. Aim: How and why did the United States take a more active role in world affairs?. Aim: How and why did the United States take a more active role in world affairs?.

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CONFRONTING THE UNITED STATES

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The Chinese and Japanese Response to Industrialization

The Chinese and Japanese Response to Industrialization. Readings: Smith, et al., 802-810, 841-849, 868-887 . China. English want to sell goods to China China Emperors have no interest in buying anything from Europe.

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NATIONAL POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS,

NATIONAL POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS,. Constitutions and Formal Structures of Government . Traditional tripartite division of power: Executive Strong executives go back to role of Spanish/Portuguese kinds during the reconquest

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Incorporating Southeast Asia into the World History Curriculum: Why and How?

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Imperialism

Imperialism. SWBAT. Examine the causes the imperialist policy pursued by the united states in the late 19 th and early 20 th century. Warm-Up. What were the causes of imperialism? Provide examples. Imperialism.

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History 107

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Japan in the Postclassical Period

Japan in the Postclassical Period. By 7 th /8 th centuries Japanese court at Nara already full of Chinese imports and Japanese borrowing from China high Shinto views remained central to Japanese cultural development Taika reforms in 646 aimed at revamping bureaucracy along Chinese lines.

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The Spread of Chinese Civilization: Japan, Korea, and Vietnam

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Chapter 5: Building the City of God

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Imperialism

Imperialism. en.wikipedia.org. The policy of extending the rule or authority of an empire or nation over foreign countries or of acquiring and holding colonies and dependencies . Why did European's imperialize?.

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Causes of WW1

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