Imperialism throughout world history. What is Imperialism Types Features--benefits ...

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Imperialism Imperialism throughout world throughout world historyhistory

What is ImperialismWhat is Imperialism

TypesTypes Features--benefitsFeatures--benefits Features—costsFeatures—costs Points of viewPoints of view

Han DynastyHan Dynasty

Han DynastyHan Dynasty

200 BCE-200 CE200 BCE-200 CE Current day China, Manchuria, KoreaCurrent day China, Manchuria, Korea Set up essential Chinese govt systSet up essential Chinese govt syst Civil ServiceCivil Service Great WallGreat Wall Silk RoadSilk Road Ruled by WudiRuled by Wudi

Han DynastyHan Dynasty

Alexander the GreatAlexander the Great

Roman EmpireRoman Empire

Roman EmpireRoman Empire

40 BCE-300 CE40 BCE-300 CE MilitaryMilitary North Africa, ME, Western EuropeNorth Africa, ME, Western Europe Markets, MediteranneanMarkets, Mediterannean Law CodesLaw Codes TradeTrade

Roman EmpireRoman Empire

Pax RomanaPax Romana Roads, aquaductsRoads, aquaducts Law codesLaw codes TradeTrade

Roman EmpireRoman Empire

Byzantine EmpireByzantine Empire

Byzantine EmpireByzantine Empire

300 CE-1000 CE300 CE-1000 CE Justinian’s codeJustinian’s code Cyrillic alphabetCyrillic alphabet Eastern Orthodox…Greek and RussianEastern Orthodox…Greek and Russian Preserved Greek & Roman CulturePreserved Greek & Roman Culture

Byzantine EmpireByzantine Empire

ArchitectureArchitecture ArtArt

Gupta EmpireGupta Empire

Gupta EmpireGupta Empire

300-550 CE300-550 CE Central gov’tCentral gov’t United much of India United much of India Golden AgeGolden Age

Gupta EmpireGupta Empire

ZeroZero Decimal placeDecimal place Value of piValue of pi Arabic numeralsArabic numerals Medicine-surgery, plastic surgery, Medicine-surgery, plastic surgery,

vaccinesvaccines

Gupta EmpireGupta Empire

Islamic EmpireIslamic Empire

Islamic EmpireIslamic Empire

600-1200 CE600-1200 CE MuhammadMuhammad Umayyad & AbbridUmayyad & Abbrid ME, India, N Africa, SpainME, India, N Africa, Spain Preserved Greek & Roman culturePreserved Greek & Roman culture

Islamic EmpireIslamic Empire

Art-calligraphy, mosquesArt-calligraphy, mosques Religious tolerationReligious toleration Math-algebra, astronomyMath-algebra, astronomy Education (studied diseases, hospitals)Education (studied diseases, hospitals) MoorsMoors

MongolsMongols

MongolsMongols

China 1250-1400China 1250-1400 Ghengis KhanGhengis Khan Large land empireLarge land empire Asia, Korea, Peria, IndiaAsia, Korea, Peria, India Spread of Chinese technologySpread of Chinese technology Pax MongoliaPax Mongolia

MongolsMongols

Silk roads, tradeSilk roads, trade Marco PoloMarco Polo Russia, Kiev (250 years of isolation)Russia, Kiev (250 years of isolation) Tribute systemTribute system

Age of ExplorationAge of Exploration

Age of ExplorationAge of Exploration

1500s-1700s1500s-1700s Gold, glory & GodGold, glory & God Aztec & IncasAztec & Incas Triangle tradeTriangle trade MercantilismMercantilism Encomienda systemEncomienda system Cash cropsCash crops

Age of ExplorationAge of Exploration

Triangle TradeTriangle Trade Columbian ExchangeColumbian Exchange LanguageLanguage Rich & PoorRich & Poor Afrikaners, Slave trade, racismAfrikaners, Slave trade, racism

NapoleonNapoleon

NapoleonNapoleon

Early 1800sEarly 1800s Econ-prices, industryEcon-prices, industry EduationEduation Legal code (equality, religious tolerance)Legal code (equality, religious tolerance) Spread of Enlightenment ideasSpread of Enlightenment ideas

Austria-HungaryAustria-Hungary

Austria-HungaryAustria-Hungary

1800-1900s1800-1900s BalkansBalkans

Ottoman EmpireOttoman Empire

Ottoman EmpireOttoman Empire

Middle EastMiddle East

Japanese EmpireJapanese Empire

Japanese EmpireJapanese Empire

Meiji RestorationMeiji Restoration Need for resourcesNeed for resources

New versus Old New versus Old ImperialismImperialism

Economic systemEconomic system Where?Where? productsproducts

Causes of New Causes of New ImperialismImperialism

Social DarwinismSocial Darwinism NationalismNationalism White Man’s BurdenWhite Man’s Burden Industrial RevolutionIndustrial Revolution Military basesMilitary bases MissionariesMissionaries

AfricaAfrica

Conference of Berlin Conference of Berlin Why not earlierWhy not earlier Resources?Resources? BordersBorders Boer WarBoer War

AsiaAsia

IndiaIndia Sepoy rebellionSepoy rebellion RajRaj India National CongressIndia National Congress

ChinaChina Opium WarsOpium Wars Treaty of NankingTreaty of Nanking Spheres of InfluenceSpheres of Influence Boxer rebellionBoxer rebellion

British EmpireBritish Empire

WWI & WWIIWWI & WWII

How did imperialism lead to WWI?How did imperialism lead to WWI? What happened after WWI?What happened after WWI? What int’l policy did Hitler, Mussolini and Japan What int’l policy did Hitler, Mussolini and Japan

pursue?pursue? What happened to imperialism after WWIIWhat happened to imperialism after WWII What problems/challenges remain (legacies)What problems/challenges remain (legacies) Still exists today?Still exists today?