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WH LUOA Module 6 (Cam/Hannah) Flashcards

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What needed to occur first before there could be a change in agriculture and industry?

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Change in a person’s thoughts and actions

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What describes the new work ethic felt on the eve of the Industrial Revolution?

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People began to value hard work and responsibility.

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In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, what made greater agricultural production possible?

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New technology

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The change in Industry sparked in what nation?

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England

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What best describes the enclosure movement?

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Large land owners removed tenants to raise sheep.

The wool industry became profitable.

Poor tenants moved to the cities.

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What one invention was a catalyst in the establishment of slave labor in the United States?

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Cotton Gin

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How did the Industrial Revolution impact literature?

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Oliver Twist was a book that gave examples of the harsh conditions of working in a factory.

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Why did the Mexican civilians rebel against the Spanish in 1810?

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To show displeasure with Napoleon’s choice of Spain’s king

To attempt to gain independence from Spain

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What stopped Spain from attempting to regain her colonial possessions in the Western Hemisphere?

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Monroe Doctrine

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What is the “July Revolution?”

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Charles X of France dissolved the legislature to avoid criticism, so the people rebelled.

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Who was Simon Bolivar?

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Liberated Bolivia

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Why did Belgium rebel resulting independence in 1830?

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They resented being ruled by the Dutch.

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Why is the year 1848 considered to be the year of revolutions?

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More than 50 revolutions broke out in Europe that year

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What was the ultimate result of the revolution in France in 1848?

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Election of Napoleon III

The Second Empire of France was established

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Who is considered to be the “Father of Italian Unification?”

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Garibaldi

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What was Otto von Bismarck’s policy to unite all the German lands?

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Blood and Iron

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The formation of the second German Reich occurred at the end of what war?

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Franco-Prussian War

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Why did the Mexican civilians rebel against the Spanish in 1810?

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To show displeasure with Napoleon’s choice of Spain’s king

To attempt to gain independence from Spain

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What stopped Spain from attempting to regain her colonial possessions in the Western Hemisphere?

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Monroe Doctrine

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What is new imperialism?

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create a colony for economic exploitation

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List and discuss the three reasons for New Imperialism.

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Your Answer:
Economic—nations are looking for cheap raw materials and cheap markets

Nationalism—each nation wanted their own place of prominence in global affairs

Religion—people believed it was their religious obligation to spread the Gospel and civilize the rest of the world

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What is the Pax Britannica?

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nearly 100 years of British peace

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England led the world, in the 19th century, in dividing up what continent for its natural resources? Hint: By 1914, 90% of this continent was divided amongst the powers of the world.

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Africa

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Looking at the map of Africa, which nation controlled the largest piece of land after Great Britain.

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France

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What statement is inaccurate in regard to France’s empire?

More people lived under the French flag overseas than actually in France

France obtained West Africa in 1874

Mexico was a French province

Madagascar and Morocco were French provinces

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“Mexico was a French province” is inaccurate.

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To ensure Germany received a piece of Africa, what did they strengthen?

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Navy

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What best describes China when other nations began to lay claim to Chinese territory?

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China was weak.

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Why did the “Boxers” rebel against foreign nations?

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They were proud to be Chinese.

They were angry over numerous nations harassing China.

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29
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The United States began to build an empire after what war?

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Spanish-American War

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What is new imperialism?

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creates a colony for economic exploitation

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What was the Industrial Revolution?

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a time of dramatic change in agriculture, industry and technology

people began to apply science to industry

an explosion of new technology that changed the world

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How did people act and think regarding industry/agriculture leading up to the Industrial Revolution?

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  • superstition and fear of forces of nature
  • crime
  • immorality
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33
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What is crop rotation?

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(a different crop planted in a field each year), it was better for the soil because it did not deplete the earth of its nutrients

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Who developed a lot of the EARLIER inventions during the Industrial Revolution?

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the English

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35
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What are some of the most important American inventions during this time?

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John Deere’s steel plow

Cyrus McCormick’s reaper

the combine (a reaper + a thresher)

36
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What system dominated manufacturing before the I.R.?

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the domestic system (small private shops in a craftsman’s home)

37
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What system dominated manufacturing during the I.R.?

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the factory system

38
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What are two things that happened to the population during the I.R.?

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It grew rapidly

People moved to the cities

39
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What are the CONs of working in factories?

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long hours

poor working conditions

child labor

40
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What are the PROs of working in factories?

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better wages than on a farm

stable employment (not weather-dependent)

41
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What inventions helped the textile industry boom?

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Flying shuttle (allowed one person to weave cloth, doing the job of 2 people)

Cotton Gin (Eli Whitney / removed tiny seeds from cotton)

42
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What two sources of power were used in factories?

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steam

coal

43
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James Watt did what?

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Developed a practical way to power factories better: a coal-burning steam engine

44
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The British Isles were rich in ____ (a natural resource).

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coal

45
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Henry Bessemer did what?

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He discovered a way to convert iron into steel using air currents (the Bessemer process)

46
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What canal was completed in America to create better transportation for manufacturing?

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the Erie Canal

47
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What canal connected the Mediterranean Sea and the Indian Ocean via the Red Sea?

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the Suez Canal

48
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__________ changed water transportation when he invented the first steamship named the Clermont.

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Robert Fulton

49
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19th century - George Stephenson, an English inventor, built the first practical steam-powered ____________, which led to railroads being laid in US and Britain.

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locomotives

50
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In 1896, Guglielmo Marconi developed the wireless_______________ that transmitted messages via electromagnetic waves instead of cables.

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telegraph

51
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In 1796, Edward Jenner developed the first ____________ after he observed the people who were inoculated with the cowpox virus, a non-threatening disease, were immune to the deadly smallpox virus.

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vaccine

52
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Louis __________ developed germ theory for infectious disease.

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Pasteur

53
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Joseph Lister used _________ for the first time.

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antiseptics

54
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In chemistry, Pierre and Marie __________ both experimented with ____________ and discovered radium.

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Curie

radioactivity

55
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In physics, Michael Faraday discovered the relationship between ________ and _________ that led to the electric motor.

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electricity & magnetism

56
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Because of the ________ enterprise in the United States, many captains of industry were able to profit and gain success.

A

free

57
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Who are great examples of the importance of free enterprise in business?

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John D. Rockefeller (oil) & J.P. Morgan (banking)

58
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4 impacts of I.R. on the working class

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  1. Some factory workers resented machines - they felt bound to a piece of machinery (Luddites destroyed machines because they were frustrated)
  2. Working class consciousness - bonding with fellow laborers
  3. Alcohol consumption was a way to deal with pressure at work
  4. Mothers working at a factory AND at home
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2 impacts of I.R. on the middle class

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  1. Got richer

2. Laissez-faire (“hands off”) policy of government regulation of business (Adam Smith)

60
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2 impacts of I.R. on the nobility class

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  1. Concerned about growing wealth of middle class

2. Missed the days when they were the top dogs - when they were the lords cared for the peasants

61
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3 books by Charles Dickens and their importance are…

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Oliver Twist (reveals harsh conditions of factories and workhouses)

Hard Times (describes poor conditions of factories)

A Christmas Carol (poverty caused by I.R.)

62
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Wordsworth & Shelly (authors) and their importance during I.R….

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Wordsworth (painted country as an escape from horrible city life)

Mary Shelly (warns man that technology can kill in )

63
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What set off a chain of revolutions in Europe?

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Napoleon Bonaparte’s invasion and occupation of Spain and Portugal in 1808

64
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Simon Bolivar, known as “the Liberator,” was famous for what?

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fought against the Spanish and claimed independence for Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Venezuela.

65
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What is the Monroe Doctrine?

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This document warned that European powers were prohibited from intervening in Latin America, and if they did, the US would view that as an aggressive move toward the Western Hemisphere.

66
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Who was elected leader of France in 1848 - a relative of a former leader?

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Louis Napoleon Bonaparte (nephew to N. Bonaparte)

67
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What did the people of Prussia want in 1848 from their King Frederick William IV?

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their first written constitution

68
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Count Cavour was famous for what in Italy?

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He was “the pen of the revolution” who used diplomatic means to unify Italy

69
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Giuseppe Garibaldi was famous for what in Italy?

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He was “the sword of the revolution” who used military force to unify Italy (“father of Italian unification”)

70
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__________ is known as the “father of German unification.

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Otto von Bismarck

71
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What happened in the Austro-Hungarian Empire around this time?

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The Austrian / Hapsburg ruler, Francis Joseph I, became both king of Hungary and emperor of Austria.

Each country received its own official language and its own parliament.

Hungary got a bit of self-government, but still part of Austro-Hungarian Empire

72
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What happened in Canada during Imperialism?

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In 1867, the British North America Act made Canada a self-governing commonwealth.

73
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Who controlled India during Imperialism?

A

Britain

74
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What natural resources were in Africa?

A

Gold

75
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_____ & ______ were the only two independent nations in Africa.

A

Liberia & Ethiopia

76
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Who did the British fight with in Africa over land containing gold? (Hint: farmers)

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the Boers (Dutch who farmed South Africa)

77
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What happened in Australia during this time?

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Australia was granted self-government in 1850 and became an independent commonwealth in 1901.

78
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What happened in New Zealand during this time?

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1840, the Maori chiefs signed a treaty and acknowledged Queen Victoria as their monarch

1852, New Zealand was self-governed

1907 had a parliament of its own

79
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French colonies included…

A

parts of Asia

parts of West Indies

Morocco

Madagascar

Algeria

French West Africa

80
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France couldn’t get _______ as a colony even though they tried.

A

Mexico

81
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Germany wanted a piece of Africa so it did what?

A

Strengthened its navy

82
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By 1914 German colonies included…

A

Parts of Asia,

parts of Africa,

parts the Pacific

83
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China fought five wars (and lost all five) with whom during the 19th century over imperialism?

A

Russia, Japan, France, Germany, Great Britain

84
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What is the “Open Door Policy” that the US held (regarding China)?

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This policy stated the United States would oppose the division of China - therefore, trade with China was to be open for all.

85
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Russia and Japan fought over what important piece of land in China during the Russo-Japanese War?

A

Manchuria

86
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What was a result of the Spanish-American War?

A

The US got Cuba, Puerto Rico, and a couple of islands out in the Pacific (for naval bases)

Phillipines were occupied by US

87
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What islands did the US annex in the Pacific Ocean?

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Hawaii & Samoa

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