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Day 1. Chapter 25 Quiz. Take out a half sheet of paper. Turn in DBQ from last week. Chapter 25 Quiz. Write the introductory paragraph to an essay on the following prompt. 5-6 sentences minimum. Thesis statement must be correct.
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Chapter 25 Quiz Take out a half sheet of paper. Turn in DBQ from last week.
Chapter 25 Quiz • Write the introductory paragraph to an essay on the following prompt. • 5-6 sentences minimum. • Thesis statement must be correct. Compare the relationship of the Latin American nations with the West at the end of the 19th century with the relationship of the West to true colonies created through imperialism.
Homework • Bring Textbooks.
Civilizations in Crisis: The Ottoman Empire, the Islamic Heartlands, and Qing China Chapter 26
Study in contrasts The Ottoman Empire • The Ottoman Empire seemed about to collapse in the 18th century from internal problems and a growing reliance on European-made goods. • By the 19th century, although much of the Ottoman Empire had been lost, reformers had overthrown the ineffectual sultanate and set up a new nation.
Study in contrasts The Qing Dynasty • On the other hand, the Qing dynasty believed it could isolate foreigners in a few ports and maintain its own integrity. • By the end of the 19th century, this had become impossible. • European military force weakened the Qing and internal problems toppled the dynasty, leaving no unifying force in its place.
Compare the Islamic and Chinese responses to the challenge of the West and explain which society was best able to retain aspects of its traditional civilization.
Islamic and Chinese responses to the challenge of the West • Islam had been in conflict with the West since its first centuries. • China’s conflicts were more recent. • Muslims had incorporated more of Western technology than the Chinese had. • Muslims shared a Judeo-Christian background with the West, as well as classical rationalism. • Chinese culture was isolated from Western thought. • Muslims were not united in one state, and thus had many separate centers to defend. • They were not as vulnerable to a single defeat as were the politically unified Chinese.
Islamic and Chinese responses to the challenge of the West • When Chinese suffered defeats, they had to fall back on a defense of the Qing dynasty as summation of their civilization. • The Muslims could fall back on the religious centrality of Islamic civilization. • The Western incursion into China was fatal to a traditional civilization that depended on a centralized state run by an imperial dynasty and a Confucian scholar-gentry bureaucracy. • Islam, although not easily, was better able to retain traditional Muslim culture while adapting to Western military technological advances.
Compare the incursion of the European nations into the Islamic heartland and China with their entry into Africa.
Compare the incursion of the European nations into Islam and China w/ Africa. • Western incursions into Africa and China were initially similar: • The Europeans operated from ports under indigenous control for trade with the interior. • Europeans traded socially “unacceptable” commodities with both: • slaves and opium. • Later, more traditional products prevailed.
Compare the incursion of the European nations into Islam and China w/ Africa. • Africans lost territory to the Europeans during the 19th century. • The Chinese had European spheres of influence in their lands. • The British intervention in Egypt was similar to interventions elsewhere in Africa: • indigenous officials were retained and Western reforms were introduced. • In both, Western-educated leaders led the path to independence.
Class work and study time. Ch. 26 Analysis
Ch. 26 Analysis • Leader Analysis: Muhammad Ali • Peoples Analysis: Qing • Conflict Analysis: Birth of Turkey, Opium War, Boxer Rebellion • Change Analysis: Qing Rule • Societal Comparison: Ottomans and Qing • Document Analysis: Building a New China • Dialectical Journal: In Depth: Western Dominance and the Decline of Civilizations
Homework • DBQ Adult Evaluations • Cause-and-effect Charts
DBQ Evaluations Peer evaluations.
Cause-and-effect chart Ottoman Empire and the Qing in the 19th century
Assignment • Create two cause-and-effect charts to map the paths of the Ottoman Empire and the Qing in the 19th century. • After the charts have been completed, compare these events with how other world areas dealt with European intrusions, especially in terms of domination of trading networks. • Explain these comparisons after the charts with title of the other areas (i.e. Latin America, West Africa). • Due next class.
