New Global Patterns 1800 - 1914

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New Global Patterns1800 - 1914

• Chapter 10

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Japan Modernizes

• Section 1

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Changes for Japan

• In 1853, the United States displayed its new
  military might by sending a naval force to make
  Japan open its ports up to trade.
• Japanese leaders gave up their 215-year-old
  policy of seclusion.
• Japan quickly transformed itself into a modern
  industrial power.
• Japanese leaders then set out on its own
  imperialist path.

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The Meiji Restoration
Causes Pg. 320-322 Meiji Restoration Pg. 322 Effects Pg. 323-324
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Travelers TalesEyewitness Account

• Read pg 322-323
• Japanese Diplomat Fukuzawa Yukichi Visits
  America.
• Have you ever been in a foreign country or
  culture and witnessed something different than
  your own traditional customs?

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Homework

• Japans Growing Military Strength
• Pg. 325-326
• What did Japan depend on from other nations?
• What is a tributary state? Korea had been a
  tributary state to who for many years?
• What led to the First Sino-Japanese War? Who won
  the war?
• What happened for the very first time during the
  Russo-Japanese War?
• How long did Japan rule Korea for? Why were the
  Japanese unpopular in Korea?
• What became a rallying symbol for Korean
  nationalists?
• Key Terms - pg. 320

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Samurai Warriors
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The Last Samurai

• The Samurai lived by 7 principles
• Duty and Loyalty
• Justice and Morality
• Complete Sincerity
• Polite Courtesy
• Compassion
• Heroic Courage
• Honor

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Quick-write

• For over 1100 years, the Samurai of Japan lived a
  disciplined life through their seven principles.
  What are five principles that you wish to live
  your life by? Give a brief explanation for each
  principle you choose.
• Note Choose any principle you desire. It does
  NOT have to include any of the seven principles
  of the Samurai.