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- 1. Imperialism In South East Asia, Pacific Islands, and China by: Benjamin Byeon, Min Goo Park, and Michelle Suh 9E (a.k.a BMM)
- 2. Locations
- 3. During the 19th and early 20th century, western powers ruled most of Southeast Asia due to their products for economic trade and political power, while some nations maintained independence.
- 11. Cause
- 12. Cause Economy Dutch, Britain, America(+Power) Culture (+Power) France
- 14. Consequence
- 15. Consequence
- 16. Consequence
- 28. “Britain Take The Malayan Peninsula”
- 31. Consequences
- 32. :)
- 34. Today...
- 35. “U.S. Acquires Pacific Islands” Performance!
- 36. Have Fun! Benjamin: Narrator Michelle: Philippine Perspective (Filipino) Min Goo: American Perspective (American)
- 37. Have Fun! Benjamin: Narrator Michelle: Philippine Perspective (Filipino) Min Goo: American Perspective (American)
- 38. Consequences
- 39. U.S. & Hawaii
- 40. U.S. & Hawaii
- 41. HOWEVER...
- 42. HOWEVER... in 1890
- 43. HOWEVER... in 1890
- 44. HOWEVER... in 1890
- 45. HOWEVER... in 1890
- 46. HOWEVER... in 1890 because of
- 47. HOWEVER... in 1890 because of
- 48. HOWEVER... in 1890 because of McKinley Tariff Act
- 51. Power...
- 52. Power... but later
- 53. Power... but later
- 54. Power... but later
- 55. Power... but later
- 56. Power... but later 1893
- 57. Annex us to the US... 1894
- 58. Annex us to the US... 1894 but
- 59. Annex us to the US... 1894 but FAILED!
- 60. Consequences
- 61. Consequences
- 62. Consequences 50th State
- 63. “French Colonial Indochina” French Indochina
- 65. #1 >_< after shipping
- 66. #1 so, >_< after shipping
- 68. Colonial Impact Bring Mixed Results
- 69. Colonial Impact Bring Mixed Results
- 70. Colonial Impact Bring Mixed Results
- 72. Led to...
- 73. Led to...
- 74. Today...
- 75. Some Nations Resist Foreign Influences
- 76. Some Nations Resist Foreign Influences Siam (today Thailand)
- 77. Some Nations Resist Foreign Influences Siam (today China Thailand)
- 78. “Siam Maintains Independence” Son KingMongkut King Chulalongkorn
- 79. “China Stays Self-Sufficient” Led to
- 80. Continued...
- 81. Tea Opium Guangzhou < Import Export
- 82. in 1839
- 84. Opium War
- 85. Port 1 Port 2 Port 3 Port 4
- 86. Port 1 Port 2 Port 3 Port 4
- 87. Port 1 Port 2 Port 3 Port 4
- 88. Port 1 Port 2 Port 3 Port 4
- 89. Port 1 Port 2 Port 3 Port 4
- 90. Port 1 Port 2 Port 3 Port 4
- 94. Taiping Rebellion = “Heavenly Kingdom of Great Peace.” -Hong Xiuquan
- 95. Consequences
- 96. Consequences
- 97. Consequences
- 98. “China Wrestle with Reform”
- 99. “The Dowager Empress Cixi Resist Change”
- 100. “The Dowager Empress Cixi Resist Change”
- 101. “The Dowager Empress Cixi Resist Change”
- 102. “Nations Step In” Sphere of Influence
- 103. “Nations Step In” Sphere of Influence
- 105. Boxer Rebellion “Death to the foreign devils!”
- 106. Consequence
- 107. Consequence
- 108. *The New Imperialism, 1850-1914*
- 109. *The New Imperialism, 1850-1914* Causes
- 110. *The New Imperialism, 1850-1914* Causes Nationalism: European nations compete for colonies and trade for power.
- 111. *The New Imperialism, 1850-1914* Causes Nationalism: European nations compete for colonies and trade for power. Economic Competition: Need of raw materials and new markets ignite the search of colonies.
- 112. *The New Imperialism, 1850-1914* Causes Nationalism: European nations compete for colonies and trade for power. Economic Competition: Need of raw materials and new markets ignite the search of colonies. European Belief: Europeans believed that it was their responsibility to spread their Christian education around the world.
- 113. *The New Imperialism, 1850-1914* Causes Nationalism: European nations compete for colonies and trade for power. Economic Competition: Need of raw materials and new markets ignite the search of colonies. European Belief: Europeans believed that it was their responsibility to spread their Christian education around the world.
- 114. *The New Imperialism, 1850-1914* Causes Nationalism: European nations compete for colonies and trade for power. Imperialism: Economic Competition: European influence Need of raw materials over economy, and new markets ignite politics, and society the search of colonies. of the indigenous. European Belief: Europeans believed that it was their responsibility to spread their Christian education around the world.
- 115. *The New Imperialism, 1850-1914* Causes Nationalism: European nations compete for colonies and trade for power. Imperialism: Economic Competition: European influence Need of raw materials over economy, and new markets ignite politics, and society the search of colonies. of the indigenous. European Belief: Europeans believed that it was their responsibility to spread their Christian education around the world.
- 116. *The New Imperialism, 1850-1914* Causes Effect Nationalism: European nations compete for colonies and trade for power. Imperialism: Economic Competition: European influence Need of raw materials over economy, and new markets ignite politics, and society the search of colonies. of the indigenous. European Belief: Europeans believed that it was their responsibility to spread their Christian education around the world.
- 117. *The New Imperialism, 1850-1914* Causes Effect Nationalism: Colonization: European nations Europeans control land compete for colonies and people. and trade for power. Imperialism: Economic Competition: European influence Need of raw materials over economy, and new markets ignite politics, and society the search of colonies. of the indigenous. European Belief: Europeans believed that it was their responsibility to spread their Christian education around the world.
- 118. *The New Imperialism, 1850-1914* Causes Effect Nationalism: Colonization: European nations Europeans control land compete for colonies and people. and trade for power. Imperialism: “Colonial Economies”: Economic Competition: European influence Europeans control Need of raw materials over economy, trade in the colonies and new markets ignite politics, and society and set up a cash crop the search of colonies. of the indigenous. based economy. European Belief: Europeans believed that it was their responsibility to spread their Christian education around the world.
- 119. *The New Imperialism, 1850-1914* Causes Effect Nationalism: Colonization: European nations Europeans control land compete for colonies and people. and trade for power. Imperialism: “Colonial Economies”: Economic Competition: European influence Europeans control Need of raw materials over economy, trade in the colonies and new markets ignite politics, and society and set up a cash crop the search of colonies. of the indigenous. based economy. European Belief: Christianity: Europeans believed The spread of that it was their Christianity. responsibility to spread their Christian education around the world.
- 121. The main ideas. Why does it matter now?
- 122. Thinking independently, is imperialism good or bad?
- 123. Bibliography for Pictures and Research (MLA) *Mçnally, Rand., Beck, Roger B., Linda Black, Larry S. Krieger, Phillip C. Naylor, and Shabaka Dahia Ibo . "Modern World History." McDougal Littell Modern World History Patterns of Interactions. United States of America: McDougal Littell, 2003. Print.* "The Opium War (Overview)." World History: The Modern Era. ABC-CLIO, 2010. Web. 17 Feb. 2010. <http://www.worldhistory.abc-clio.com>.
- 128. Thank You Very much! The End
- 129. WAIT!
- 130. Perspective
- 131. Thank You!