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Modern Period Era of Western Hegemony ~Industrialization, Capitalism, & their Effects~

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Modern Period. Era of Western Hegemony ~ Industrialization, Capitalism, & their Effects ~. Periodization…up to interpretation. ________________ 1707 CE. c1750 CE ________________ . ________________ 1762 CE. c1770 CE ________________ . ________________ 1789 CE. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Modern PeriodEra of Western Hegemony

~Industrialization, Capitalism, & their Effects~

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Periodization…up to interpretation

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________________ 1707 CE

c1750 CE ________________

________________ 1762 CE

c1770 CE ________________

________________ 1789 CE

1825 CE ________________

_____________ _____________ 1839 CE

1857 CE ________________

________________ 1861 CE

1868 CE ________________________________ 1869 CE

________________ 1882 CE1884 CE ________________

________________ 1886 CE

1898 CE ________________

________________ 1914 CE________________ 1912 CE

1876 CE ________________

________________ 1854 CE1850 CE ________________

________________ 1805 CE

1792 CE ________________

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Areas of Concern?

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Themes to Consider

Demographics & MovementTradeGender RolesBelief SystemsPolitical organization

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Questions to Consider …b/t 1750 & 1914

Analyze the changes and continuities in long distance migration.

Compare the role of women in core economies with those in dependent economies.

Analyze the changes & continuities in Latin America between 1750 and 1914.

Compare responses to Western dominance in two of the following: Ottomans, Chinese, Russians, Japanese.

Analyze the changes &continuities in Western Imperialism between 1700 & 1914.

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CCOT in Long Distance Migration.

???

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Demographics - Growth

World Population, 400 BCE - 2000 CE

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Demographics - Growth

Demographic Transition

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Demographics - Migration

Continuing Atlantic slave trade before 1850

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Demographics - Migration

Migration from Europe from 1750

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Demographics - Migration

Labor migration from Asia after 1750

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Compare the role of women in core and dependent

economies.???

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Women in the West

Citizenship intensified gender gapIndustrialization yielded initial gains

followed by intensified domesticityWomen’s movements in response

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Women in Dependent Zones

Restrictive regional cultural norms maintained ◦Exception = sati

Regional cultural freedoms replaced with European norms

No women’s movements

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Compare Women’s Roles?

Similarities? Differences?

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Compare Women’s Roles?

Reasons for Similarities?

Reasons for Differences?

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CCOT in Latin America???

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Latin America

U.S. -> France -> Haiti -> Latin America◦Case of Toussaint L’Ouverture & Simon Bolivar◦Case of Brazil

Liberals vs. Conservatives vs. CaudillosRacial divisions & slaveryEconomic dependence

◦Spain ->Britain, U.S.◦Case of Porfirio Diaz

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CCOT in Latin America?

Changes? Continuities?

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CCOT in Latin America?

Reasons for CCOT? Context?

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Compare responses to Western dominance.

???

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Responses to West – Failure

Too little, too late & resistance◦Ottoman Empire

1. Janissaries2. Tanzimat Reforms3. Sultan conservatism vs. Young Turks

◦Qing Empire1. Opium trade, war, spheres of influence2. Taiping Rebellion, peasant unrest3. Self-Strengthening Movement, Boxer Rebellion,

Scholar-bureaucrats & Cixi

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Responses to West – Success

Industrialization through blending of Western & native culture◦Russian Empire

1. Tsars & influence of French Revolution2. Crimean War, Emancipation, Industrialization3. 1905

◦Japan, path to Empire1. Tokugawa social unrest, Commodore Perry2. Meiji Restoration3. Constitutional monarchy, industrialization

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Compare Responses to West?

Similarities? Differences?

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Compare Responses to West?

Reasons for Similarities?

Reasons for Differences?

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CCOT in Imperialism???

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Imperialism (outside of Latin Am)

Until 1850 After 1850

ImperialismPre-IndustrialPort enclavesLow Euro populationMixing of cultures

New ImperialismIndustrialLand-basedHigher Euro popWesternization

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Imperialism in Africa

Slave trade -> Commodity tradeScramble for land

◦Quinine, Steamboat & Railroads, Machine GunBerlin Conference

◦Settler vs. Tropical DependencySocial & Economic Impacts

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Imperialism in India

Hindu/Muslim tension & the BEICGreater cultural influence, Sepoy Mutiny,

& ColonizationSocial & Economic Impacts

◦Upper castes taught English language/English attitudes: rise of Indian National Congress

◦Raw materials flowed to Britain, finished materials back to India

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CCOT in Imperialism?

Changes? Continuities?

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CCOT in Imperialism?

Reasons for CCOT? Context?

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Modern Period in Review________________ 1707 CE

c1750 CE ________________

________________ 1762 CE

c1770 CE ________________

________________ 1789 CE

1825 CE ________________

_____________ _____________ 1839 CE

1857 CE ________________ ________________ 1861 CE

1868 CE ________________________________ 1869 CE

________________ 1882 CE1884 CE ________________

________________ 1886 CE

1898 CE ________________

________________ 1914 CE________________ 1912 CE

1876 CE ________________

________________ 1854 CE1850 CE ________________

________________ 1805 CE

1792 CE ________________