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Unit 11 Nations and Empires
Chapter 36 Rise of Imperialism
1840 A.D. - 1916 A.D.

 

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Day 1
Topic  36-1 Growth of Imperalism
Objective
List reasons for the rise of imperialism.
State Goals
Classwork-Homework
Chalkboard.gif (3590 bytes) Terms to Learn
Imperialism: setting up colonies and building empires

Chalkboard.gif (3590 bytes) People to Know
Rudyard Kipling:

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Non-Industralized

Colonial Powers

Wanna be Powers
Africa Great Britain Italy
Asia

France

 Germany
Latin America

Japan

  
  United States  

readme.gif (1442 bytes) Section 36-1 Growth of Imperialim pp. 579-580

atlas.gif (1202 bytes) Atlas of World History

readme.gif (1442 bytes) Atlas of World History pp. 88-89
Pencil.gif (1165 bytes) European Imperalism in Africa pp.

 
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Day 2
Topic 36-2 Africa
Objective
Discuss the division of Africa by European powers.            
State Goals
Classwork-Homework
Chalkboard.gif (3590 bytes) Terms to Learn
Protectorate: country under control and protection of a stronger nation

Chalkboard.gif (3590 bytes)People to Know
King Leopold II: privately owned the Congo Basin
Cecil Rhodes: prime minister of Cape Colony

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Congo Basin: area drained by the Congo River in Africa
Suez Canal: connects the Red Sea to the Mediterranean sea
Cape Colony: English colony in southern Africa

 readme.gif (1442 bytes) Section 36-2 Africa pp. 580-584
The Opening of Africa
From the Cape to Cairo
Other European Empires

Pencil.gif (1165 bytes) Imperialism in Africa: Cartoon Response
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Day 3
Topic 36-3 Asia
Objective
Describe how Asian countries were affected by imperialism.
Describe the causes and consequences of the Sepoy Mutiny in India in 1857.
Analyze primary sources from the time period.
Compare conflicting viewpoints on the morality of imperialism.
State Goals
Classwork-Homework
Chalkboard.gif (3590 bytes) Terms to Learn
Sepoys: Indian soldiers in the British army
Spheres of Influence: one country has special rights within another country
Right of Extraterritoriality: British in China; only tried in British courts
Meiji: enlightened peace
Zaibatsu: rich and powerful families who controlled many industries

Chalkboard.gif (3590 bytes) People to Know
Boxers
secret Chinese society
attacked foreigners
held Europeans hostage for 55 days
Matt Perry: opened up Japan in 1853 for the USA
                
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Beijing: capital of China (formerly Peking)
Fiji
Solomon Islands
Gilbert Islands
Kyoto
Tokyo

atlas.gif (1202 bytes) Atlas of World History

readme.gif (1442 bytes) Atlas of World History  pp. 106-107
Pencil.gif (1165 bytes) Imperialism in East Asia and the Pacific

readme.gif (1442 bytes) Section 36-3 Asia pp. 584-591
India
China
Japan
Southeast Asia and the Pacific
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Day 4
Topic  Nationalisn & Imperialism
Objective
Summarize the Zulu War, the Sepoy Rebellion, and the Boxer Rebellion.
State Goals
Classwork/ Homework
Pencil.gif (1165 bytes) 19th Century Nationalism and Imperialism
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Day 5
Topic  36-4 Latin America
Objective
Explain U.S. involvement in Latin America
State Goals
Classwork-Homework
Chalkboard.gif (3590 bytes)Terms to Learn
Monroe Doctrine: foreign countries could not have colonies in Latin America
USS Maine: battleship blown up in Havana, declared war on Spain

Chalkboard.gif (3590 bytes) People to Know
President Theodore Roosevelt: supported Panana against Colombia to build Pananma Canal

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Havana, Cuba

readme.gif (1442 bytes) Section 36-4 Latin America pp. 591-592
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Day 6
Topic 36-5 Effects of Imperialism
Objective
Summarize the effects of imperialism.
State Goals
Classwork-Homework
readme.gif (1442 bytes) Section 36-5 Effects of Imperialism pp. 593-594
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Day 7
Topic  Assessment of Nationalism & Imerialism
Objective
Evaluate knowledge.
State Goals
Classwork/ Homework
braininjar.gif (1615 bytes) Assessment Nationalism & Imperialism
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Pencil.gif (1165 bytes) Assignments    crayon0a.gif (328 bytes) Art Activity    BookOpen.bmp (16686 bytes) Lesson Plan      braininjar.gif (1615 bytes) Tests
IconMap.bmp (3402 bytes) Maps     Note02.gif (247 bytes) Resources     Earth.gif (6650 bytes) Web Sites     SchoolBus5.bmp (6174 bytes) Field Trips
Computer.gif (1114 bytes) Computer      bookpages.gif (1592 bytes) Source      Dice.bmp (3974 bytes) Games    star.gif (2279 bytes)Extra Credit
BELGIUM IMPERIALISM
 Earth.gif (6650 bytes) Leopold II   King of Belgium
BOER WAR
 Computer.gif (1114 bytes) Photos of the Boer War
 Note02.gif (247 bytes) Chronology of the Boer War
BOXER REBELLION
 Earth.gif (6650 bytes) The Boxer Rebellion
HAWAII
 star.gif (2279 bytes) Grammar Practice Worksheet  On Line sentence structure.
 star.gif (2279 bytes) Hawaii Scavenger Hunt
IMPERIALISM
 Note02.gif (247 bytes) Lesson Plan: Age of Imperialism
IMPERIALISM IN AFRICA
 star.gif (2279 bytes) The Berlin Conference
IMPERALISM IN CHINA
 star.gif (2279 bytes) Imperialism and the World  use the maps, charts, and graphs to answer the questions
 star.gif (2279 bytes) Treaty of Nanking  An end to the Opium Wars
IMPERIALISM IN INDIA
 Note02.gif (247 bytes) Imperialsm India: A Case Study  Lesson
 Earth.gif (6650 bytes) East India Company   Ruled the entire country of India
LIVINGSTONE & STANLEY
 bookpages.gif (1592 bytes) Stanley's How I Found Livingstone
OPIUM WARS
 Earth.gif (6650 bytes) The Opium Wars Two views of the Opium Wars from the perspective of the Chinese and the British:
 star.gif (2279 bytes) The Opium Wars
UNITED STATES IMPERIALISM
 Earth.gif (6650 bytes) The Age of Imperialism
ZULUS
 Earth.gif (6650 bytes)  Battle of Rorke's Drift
 Earth.gif (6650 bytes) Battle of Ulundi

 

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