Transformations Around the Globe

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Transformations Around the Globe

• Chapter 12 Sections 1, 2, 4

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Your Task

• Form a group of 3-5 students
• Review class handouts
• Create a presentation to share with the class
  that is 2-3 minutes long
• For your presentation, identify key concepts,
  people, and/or developments.

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The Groupings - Transformations Around the Globe

• Ch. 12.1 China and the West and Growing Internal
  Problems
• Ch. 12.1 Foreign Influence Grows
• Ch. 12.1 An Upsurge in Chinese Nationalism
• Ch. 12.2 Japan Ends its Isolation
• Ch. 12.2 Imperial Japan
• Ch. 12.4 Santa Anna and the Mexican War
• Ch. 12.4 Juarez and La Reforma
• Ch. 12.4 Diaz and Order and Progress
• Ch. 12.4 Revolution and Civil War in Mexico

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Your Learning Goals

• Listen to Presentations
• Identify and Explain 1-2 main ideas for each
  presentation
• Answer 6 Review Questions regarding Chapter 12 on
  page 394
• Participate in Oral Review of Ch. 12

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• Chapter Quiz - Transformations around the Globe
• 1. Government corruption and famine in China led
  to
• (A)the Opium War
• (B)the Boxer Rebellion
• (C)the Taiping Rebellion
• (D)the Hundred Days of Reform

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• 2. The period of reform and modernization in
  Japan is known as
• (A)the Open Door Policy
• (B)the Meiji era
• (C)the self-strengthening movement
• (D)the Hundred Days of Reform
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•   3. The leader of the liberal reform movement in
  Mexico was
• (A)Porfirio Díaz
• (B)Santa Anna
• (C)Benito Juárez
• (D)Emiliano Zapata

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•   4. Economically, what enabled Japan to become a
  colonial power after 1894?
• (A)agricultural advanced increased the population
  and forced Japan to look for new land.
• (B)Japanese trade wars against the USA removed
  regional competition for colonies
• (C)industrialization allowed Japan to expend
  resources on military and colonial expansion
• (D)The Japanese were forced to acquire colonies
  in Asia when European trade was banned.

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•   5. In 1900, anti-foreign sentiment in China led
  to an uprising known as the
• Nian Rebellion
• Boxer Rebellion
• Taiping Rebellion
• Sepoy Rebellion

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Ch. 12 Review Questions China Resists Outside
Influence

• 1. Why was China traditionally not interested in
  trading with the West?

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Ch. 12 Review Questions China Resists Outside
Influence

• 2. Although Guangxus effort at reform failed,
  what changes did it finally set in motion?

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Ch. 12 Review Questions Japan Modernizes

• 3. What events caused Japan to end its isolation
  and begin to westernize?

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Ch. 12 Review Questions Japan Modernizes

• 4. What were the results of Japans growing
  imperialism at the end of the 19th century?

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Ch. 12 Review Questions Turmoil and change in
Mexico

• 5. What were the major causes of tension between
  the Mexicans and the American colonists who
  settled Texas?

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Ch. 12 Review Questions Turmoil and change in
Mexico

• 6. What roles did Pancho Villa and Emiliano
  Zapata play in the Mexican Revolution?