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Unit 4: Rise of a World Power

Unit 4: Rise of a World Power. U.S. History Choate. United States Imperialism. Manifest Destiny. American imperialism dates back to the early-1800s when Americans began moving West and claiming lands that had been occupied by Native Americans. . New Imperialism.

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HIS 121

HIS 121. Chapter 3 Shadows Over the Pacific: East Asia. By 1800, the Manchu people of the Qing Dynasty had ruled successfully for almost 200 years They had: s ecure borders p eace and prosperity c ultural and intellectual achievements. But by 1900 the Qing Dynasty was near collapse Why?

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Japanese Social Hierarchy During Tokugawa Period

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Unit 5: East / Southeast Asia

Unit 5: East / Southeast Asia. A History of the Regions. Early History of China. The Shang Period (1700s-1100s B.C.E.) -a farming society that settled along the Huang River -domesticated water buffalo -used system of irrigation -made improvements in bronze casting

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America in the Age of Empire

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1839-40 The Opium War 1850-1863-The Taiping Rebellion in China

1839-40 The Opium War 1850-1863-The Taiping Rebellion in China 1853- The Opening of Japan by Commodore Matthew C. Perry 1868- The Meiji Restoration 1874-The sovereignty over the Ryukyu Islands; Japanese expedition of Taiwan

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Splash Screen

Splash Screen. American Expansion in the Pacific. The desire for new markets led to trade with Japan and the annexation of Hawaii . Section 1. American Expansion in the Pacific (cont.).

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