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Brummett, et al, Civilization, Past & Present
Chapter Outline
Chapter 24: Asia, 1815–1914
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I. India
II. Southeast Asia
III. China: The Long Nineteenth Century
IV. Japan: Modernity and Imperialism
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Chapter 24: Asia, 1815–1914
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I. India
A. ReformRam Mohan Roy (1772–1833)
B. Rebellion
Great Revolt, 1857SepoysEnd of East India Company
Rule1885, Indian National Congress1907–09, some self-government
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II. Southeast Asia
A. The Era of European Dominance
BurmaBritish conquer, 1824–85
FrenchVietnam
Emperor Tu DucDefeated, 1862
Protectorates:Annam, Tonkin,
Cambodia
ThailandMongut (1851–68)son, Chulalongkorn
(1868–1910)
IndonesiaDutch, “Culture system”Raden Adjeng Kartini1912, Sarekat Islam
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II. Southeast Asia
B. PhilippinesSpanish Rule, 1571–1898
Jose Rizal1897, Independence
Emilio Aguinaldo
(U.S. Alaska, 1867Hawaii, 1893)
1899–1902, conquest1916, Jones Act
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III. China: The Long Nineteenth Century
Qianlong (1736–95)
A. Global NetworksRevolts: Taiwan, Gansu,
Hunan, Guizhou, Shandong
B. Opium and TradeBritish East India Company
Indian opium
Commissioner Lin, 1839> war
1842, Treaty of Nanjing
1858, Treaty of Tianjin
Taiping Rebellion, 1850–64Hong Xiuquan
C. Qing Foreign Policy1860, Tongzhi restorationCixi (1861–1908)
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III. China: The Long Nineteenth Century
D. Carving up ChinaRussia
1860 — Treaty of BeijingVladivostok
JapanSino-Japanese War> Treaty of Shimonoseki
(1895)LeasesU.S. — Open Door Policy,
1900
E. ReactionKang YouweiRighteous Harmony Fists
(Boxers)1899, Rebellion
1912— Republic of China
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IV. Japan: Modernity and Imperialism
A. Western Trade
1853, Matthew Perry
> Treaty of Kanagawa, 1854
B. The Meiji Period (1868–1912)
Meiji Restoration
end of statuses
universal education, 1872
military conscription, 1873
Bunmei Kaika
influenced by Rousseau and Mill
Constitution
Fukoku kyohei
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