'Meiji restoration' diaporamas de présentation

Imperialism

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Japanese Foreign Policy 1855-1905 Notes from Barnhart and Duus

From sakoku to empire. Japanese Foreign Policy 1855-1905 Notes from Barnhart and Duus. Meiji restoration 1868-1912. Japan opens up. Treaty of Kanagawa opens up two ports to Western powers This was followed by a series of unequal treaties

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Unit 3 Part 2: Age of Imperialism

Unit 3 Part 2: Age of Imperialism. 7-3.5 Analyze the ways that industrialization contributed to imperialism in India, Japan, China, and African regions, including the need for new markets and raw materials, the Open Door Policy, and the Berlin Conference of 1884.

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Japanese Theatre and Dance

Japanese Theatre and Dance. Japanese Theatre and Dance. Classical Forms Gagaku Noh Kyogen Bunraku Kabuki Contemporary Performances. Noh.

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Trade and Empire in East Asia

Trade and Empire in East Asia. HIST 1004 3/4/13. Industrial Revolution and Colonialism. Independence vs. Dependence Development vs. Underdevelopment Industrialization vs. Exporters of raw materials

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Japan

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Japanese Expansion and the Origins of World War II in Asia

Japanese Expansion and the Origins of World War II in Asia . Reading: Spodek, pp. 690-692, 692-710, 715-722 (reread). Japan begins to industrialize after the Meiji Restoration. Emperor elevated to new status Created a Constitutional Monarchy Supported by Shintoism

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THE JAPANESE EMPIRE

THE JAPANESE EMPIRE. COMMODORE PERRY AND THE BLACK SHIPS. US sends Commodore Matthew Perry and a small fleet to open Japan to trade and diplomatic relations In 1854. Creates tumultuous period of change in Japanese society. MEIJI RESTORATION - 1868.

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Japanese Economy A 2012 Fall Seinan Gakuin University

Japanese Economy A 2012 Fall Seinan Gakuin University. Noriaki EZOE Professor Ph.D . Economics Department Seinan Gakuin University Japan Mail address: ezoe@seinan-gu.ac.jp Homepage address: https://w3.seinan-gu.ac.jp/~ezoe/.

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Test Trivia #1

Test Trivia #1. Question #1. What is the who, what, where, and HS of imperialism ?. Answer to question #1.

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Chapter 23 Shadows Over the Pacific

Chapter 23 Shadows Over the Pacific. European Imperialism in China.

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Early Meiji Japan 1868-1912

Early Meiji Japan 1868-1912. 13a. Choshu incident 1863 Choshu tries to sink Western ships Choshu marches against Kyoto to capture Emperor but fails Tokugawa fails to punish Choshu. Meiji Restoration: Lead-up. Review:

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Medieval Japanese History

Medieval Japanese History . Kamakura period 1192-1333 Muromachi/Ashikaga 1333-1573 Azuki-Momoyama 1573-10. Kamakura Period. 1192 C.E., Minamoto Yoritomo was appointed shogun and established a new government, the Kamakura Bakufu

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China and Japan Modernize

China and Japan Modernize. China and the West. During the 1800s, China declined as western powers used diplomacy and war to gain power in East Asia China worked to keep a balance of trade Strict limits on foreign trade

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Imperialism in Japan

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Japan, Australia, Canada, and more!

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Japan Modernizes

Japan Modernizes. By Maddy Anthony. Japan Ends Isolation. US commodore Matthew Perry insists on trade He brings new steamships and military technology that shocks Japanese Steam ships Cannons rifles Treaty of Kanagawa ended Japans long period of isolation . Treaty of Kanagawa.

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Social Changes in the meiji restoration period

Caroline Bennett, Ella Salter and Jabriel AlSuhaimi. Social Changes in the meiji restoration period. Fall of Feudalism. A proper centralized government could only be established if daimyo stopped exercising feudal powers.

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The Evolution of the Samurai and its Presence in Modern Japan

The Evolution of the Samurai and its Presence in Modern Japan. The Warriors of Japan (pre Kamakura). 200 A.D. warring nations 300 A.D. Yamato Clan 400 A.D. horses 636 A.D. Silla Clan 800 A.D. Kanto -> 1197 A.D. chaos. Kamakura to Meiji Restoration (1200-1867). Kamakura Ashikaga (1336)

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