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Friday, January 8, 2010 CST of the Day

Friday, January 8, 2010 CST of the Day. An important social aspect of the early part of the Industrial Revolution in England was the urbanization of factory workers. Acceptance of rebellious religious groups Removal of the class system

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Friday, January 8, 2010 CST of the Day

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  1. Friday, January 8, 2010CST of the Day An important social aspect of the early part of the Industrial Revolution in England was the • urbanization of factory workers. • Acceptance of rebellious religious groups • Removal of the class system • Development of government-funded housing and medical care programs

  2. European Claims in Muslim Regions

  3. 4 Causes of Imperialism M ilitarism E conomic Expansion S ocial Darwinism H umanitarian and Religious

  4. Tunisia 1881 Imperialism in Africa to 1914 French Morocco 1912 Algeria 1830 Libya 1912 Egypt 1882 1885 Eritrea 1890 Italian Somalia 1884 Sudan 1889 French West Africa 1874 Nigeria 1884 Ethiopia Independent Liberia Independent Cameroon 1884 Belgian Congo 1908 German East Africa 1885 Belgium British Angola 1891 French Rhodesia 1891 German Mozambique 1500 Italian German South Africa 1884 Portuguese Union of South Africa 1910 Spanish Madagascar 1895 Dates indicate official year of colonization

  5. Tunisia 1881 Imperialism in Africa to 1914 French Morocco 1912 Algeria 1830 Libya 1912 Egypt 1882 1885 Eritrea 1890 Italian Somalia 1884 Sudan 1889 French West Africa 1874 Nigeria 1884 Ethiopia Independent Liberia Independent Cameroon 1884 Belgian Congo 1908 German East Africa 1885 Belgium British Angola 1891 French Rhodesia 1891 German Mozambique 1500 Italian German South Africa 1884 Portuguese Union of South Africa 1910 Spanish Madagascar 1895 Dates indicate official year of colonization

  6. CA Standard: 10.4.2 • Discuss the locations of the colonial rule of such nations as England, Germany, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, Russia, Spain, Portugal, and the US • Learning Objective • Students will analyze why and how European countries colonized the Middle East and India as well as identify and label the location of their colonies and dates of colonization.

  7. The domination of One country over another = New Imperialism (1800s) Russia Europe United States Japan China India Africa Ottoman Empire Colonized Colonizers

  8. 1. 1500s, the Muslim world extended from West Africa to Southeast Asia. Muslim World

  9. Ch 9-3European challenges to the Muslim world • 1800s, Muslim world began to decay. • Causes • Government lost power • Nobles • Landowners • Military Elite • Urban Craft guilds • Corrupt government • Western Imperialism • Invasion of European countries 4.

  10. Muhammad Ali • The father of modern Egypt • Improved Egypt politically and economically • Suez Canal • 100 mile long canal in Egypt that connects the Mediterranean Sea with the Red Sea • Importance: it shortened the distance from Europe to Asia • Built with loans from Europe • Egypt was unable to repay loan • Britain stepped in and took control of the Canal and Egypt • 1900, oil was discovered in Iran • Caused Russia and Britain to begin plans to get control of oil fields.

  11. Before the Suez Canal X

  12. After the Suez Canal Suez Canal X

  13. British Rule French Rule Italian Rule Ottoman Empire, 1913 Russian Empire Trade Route

  14. Russian Empire Great Britain Italy Aral Sea France Black Sea Caspian Sea Spain Mediterranean Sea Ottoman Empire Persia (Iran) Suez Canal Algeria Libya Persian Gulf Arabian Sea Egypt Red Sea British Rule French Rule Italian Rule Ottoman Empire, 1913 Russian Empire Trade Route

  15. Great Britain Russian Empire Italy France Aral Sea Black Sea Caspian Sea Mediterranean Sea Spain Ottoman Empire Persia (Iran) Algeria Libya Persian Gulf Arabian Sea Egypt Red Sea British Rule

  16. Great Britain Russian Empire Italy France Aral Sea Black Sea Caspian Sea Mediterranean Sea Spain Ottoman Empire Persia (Iran) Algeria Libya Persian Gulf Arabian Sea Egypt Red Sea British Rule French Rule

  17. Great Britain Russian Empire Italy France Aral Sea Black Sea Caspian Sea Mediterranean Sea Spain Ottoman Empire Persia (Iran) Algeria Libya Persian Gulf Arabian Sea Egypt Red Sea British Rule French Rule Italian Rule

  18. Great Britain Russian Empire Italy France Aral Sea Black Sea Caspian Sea Mediterranean Sea Spain Ottoman Empire Persia (Iran) Algeria Libya Persian Gulf Arabian Sea Egypt Red Sea British Rule French Rule Italian Rule Ottoman Empire, 1913

  19. Great Britain Russian Empire Italy France Aral Sea Black Sea Caspian Sea Mediterranean Sea Spain Ottoman Empire Persia (Iran) Algeria Libya Persian Gulf Arabian Sea Egypt Red Sea British Rule French Rule Italian Rule Ottoman Empire, 1913 Russian Empire

  20. Great Britain Russian Empire Italy France Aral Sea Black Sea Caspian Sea Mediterranean Sea Spain Ottoman Empire Persia (Iran) Suez Canal Algeria Libya Persian Gulf Arabian Sea Egypt Red Sea British Rule French Rule Italian Rule Ottoman Empire, 1913 Russian Empire Trade Route

  21. Great Britain Russian Empire Italy France Aral Sea Black Sea Caspian Sea Turkey Ottoman Empire Mediterranean Sea Spain Persia (Iran) Suez Canal Algeria Libya Persian Gulf Arabian Sea Egypt Red Sea British Rule French Rule Italian Rule Ottoman Empire, 1913 Russian Empire Trade Route

  22. Great Britain Dominion of Canada India Egypt Gold Coast Sudan Australia

  23. Sierra Leone: West African colony For freed slaves.

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