British EmpireFrance ItalyImperial RussiaAustria-HungarySpain PortugalGerman EmpireThe Netherlands Ottoman Empire Belgium.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Unit VIB Test Review Q: Simon Bolivar was inspired by the A: Enlightenment and American Revolution Q: King of Prussia during the 1848 Revolutions A:

Advertisements

Early Colonial Exploration and Expansion

Slide 1 Welcome Address Regulating Authorities E&P Service Industry E&P Operators.

Today’s goal(s) and how it relates to your class goal.

The Age of Imperialism (1850 – 1914). Imperialism: building empires by expanding territory and gaining colonies.

September 6—What do you think was the main cause of WWI? Why?

The Causes of WW1 M ilitarism M ilitarism A lliances A lliances I mperialism I mperialism N ationalism N ationalism MAINMAIN MAIN CAUSES.

Locations of Imperial Rule (Ch. 11, Sec. 3, 4, & 5)

World History Unit 3 Imperialism Chapters 11 & 12.

The Pacific Rim United States takes Hawaii. Pacific Rim Just as the Europeans powers rushed to divide Africa, they also competed to carve up the lands.

THE MODERN ERA THE LONG 19 TH CENTURY THE INDUSTRIAL ERA

Mark Manbeck. What were the main causes of WWI? Kaiser Wilhelm II Says that they will defend Austria-Hungary if they go to war Feels surrounded Russia.

UNIT TH CENTURY IMPERIALISM. POLICY OF POWERFUL NATIONS TO DOMINATE AND CONTROL LESS POWERFUL NATIONS OF THE WORLD.

Imperialism, alliance system, nationalism, militarism

Vocabulary Nationalism. 1. Unification – The act of bringing together to form a single unit. 2. Nationalism – The feeling of pride and devotion to one’s.

United States India Cabo Verde

Do Now – Write something in your notebook that you know about China’s culture, history, etc.,

I. The European Balance of Power, II. The New Imperialism

THIS CONNECTS THE RED SEA TO THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA.

The New Imperialism History 104 / March 8, Britain in Asia: the Opium War ( )

Steps to War. Industrialization Agricultural Revolution  A time of revised farming practices that allowed people to grow more food  More food=increasing.

Breaking up Empires (Decolonization). The Twentieth Century saw the destruction of many of the long lasting Colonial empires.

Ch. 27 pp Age of Imperialism. Concept Questions 1. How did the Industrial Revolution lead to Imperialism? 2. What are the causes and characteristics.

In World War I. Great Britain Triple Entente / Allies Constitutional Monarchy House of Windsor (dynasty) - King George V Large navy, very industrialized.

Chapter 17: Imperialism Ch. 17 Sec. 1: Roots of Western Imperialism.

Empire building in Africa

AGE OF IMPERIALISM AFRICA. Warm Up: Age of Imperialism 1. Define Imperialism: 2. White Man’s Burden: 3. Social Darwinism: 4. Asia was a valuable source.

National Unification and the National State

WWI Alliances. M.A.I.N. Causes of WWI Militarism A country builds up its weapons and military May not use it Alliance System Countries agree to help each.

New Imperialism Colonization in % of territories belonging to Europe/U.S. in 1900 Africa90.4% Polynesia98.9% Asia56.5% Australia100% Americas27.2%

-” War to end all wars”-”Make the world safe for democracy” -Fought on 3 continents-6 continents involved in the fighting Causes of World War I.

Map of Allied and Central Powers ALLIED POWERS Major Powers British Empire (1914–1918) France (1914–1918) Italy (1914–1918) Russia (1914–1917) United States.

The Great War Causes, Events, Aftermath

New Imperialism.

Major Ideas of the 19th century Industrialization Nation States Ideas of the 19 th century.

Uniting Nations – by force History 104 / March 6, 2013.

Imperial Europe British Empire France Spain Austria-Hungary

The Effects of Nationalism

Alliances, 1914 A Quick and Easy Way to Get Pretty Much Everyone, Everywhere Trying to Kill Each Other!

I. British Imperialism in India A. Nature of British Rule 1. Developed as a result of the British East India Company 2. Divide and rule 3. Kept public.

Part 2 The Spreading of Empires

POLITICAL ORGANIZATION OF SPACE. STATES State State Nevada or Canada? Nevada or Canada? An area organized into a political unit and ruled by an established.

The Age of Imperialism. The Age of Imperialism Time Line 1830France begins its takeover of Algeria. 1842Great Britain acquires Hong Kong. 1854Commodore.

INTRO -Between 1880 and 1900 virtually all of Africa was under European rule by Britain, France, Germany, Belgium, Italy, Spain, and Portugal. -Prior.

Chapter 11: Section 5 Ms. Garratt Imperialism in Southeast Asia.

Unit 4 - Imperialism. Imperialism Imperialism is the domination by a country of the political, economic, or cultural life of another country or region.

National Unification and the National State Chapter 4 Section 3.

By: Hap Henry. Pre-1880 Imperialism French began conquering Algeria in 1830 Portuguese controlled Angola and Mozambique Trading posts and forts dotted.

The Modern Era EUROPE Important Dates 1750 ca – The Industrial Revolution starts in England 1756 – The Seven Years War starts 1763 – Treaty.

Colonization of Africa Noah Amy Miki. History -Europe and Africa-

Imperialism Map List.

America becomes a world power

Imperialism Across the Globe

Imperialism and Nationalism

A.P. World History Unit 4:

Name the world flag… Bell Ringer Activity

19th Century European Imperialism

IMPERIALISM Chapter 27.

19c Latin American Independence Movements

Imperialism and Nation-State Formation

Imperialism & Nation-State Formation

WORLD MAP TEST.

AGE OF IMPERIALISM AFRICA

11.5 Imperialism in Asia.

Japanese Imperialism.

Chapter 25 New Global Patterns.

Scramble for Africa Map.

ALASKA (U.S. Territory). ALASKA (U.S. Territory)

Presentation transcript:

British EmpireFrance ItalyImperial RussiaAustria-HungarySpain PortugalGerman EmpireThe Netherlands Ottoman Empire Belgium

France Ruler: Emperor Napoleon III (1852–1870) President Émile Loubet (1899–1906) Colonies: Indochina, North Africa, Madagascar Events: French intervention in Mexico (1860) Franco-Prussian War (1870) – Ended 2 nd Empire 3 rd Republic established (1870)

Imperial Russia Ruler: Tsar Alexander II ( ) Tsar Alexander III ( ) Tsar Nicholas II (1894–1917) Colonies: None Events: Crimean War ( ) Emancipation of serfs (1861) Alaska sold to U.S. (1868) Russo-Turkish War (1877–1878)

Spain Ruler: King Alfonso XIII (1886–1931) Colonies: Philippines, Cuba, Puerto Rico, and minor Territories in Africa Events: Spanish American War (1898) lost Philippines, Cuba, and Puerto Rico

Austria-Hungary Ruler: Emperor Franz Joseph (1848–1916) Colonies: None Events: Dual-Monarchy of Austria-Hungary established (1867) Archduke Franz Ferdinand assassinated (1914)

Italy Ruler: King Victor Emanuel II ( ) King Umberto I ( ) King Victor Emanuel III ( ) Important People: Giuseppe Mazzini Giuseppe Garibaldi Colonies: Libya, Somaliland, Eritrea Events: Unification

German Empire Ruler: Kaiser Wilhelm I (1888–1918) Important People: Otto von Bismark Colonies: Tanganyika, Ruanda-Urundi, Namibia, Botswana, Kamerun, Togoland Events: Franco-Prussian War (1870) Unification (1871)

The Ottoman Empire Ruler: Sultan Abdülhamid II ( ) Colonies: None Events: Crimean War ( ) Russo-Turkish War (1877–1878)

Portugal Ruler: King Carlos I (1889–1908) Colonies: Angola, Mozambique Events: None of Note

The Netherlands Ruler: King William III ( ) Queen Wilhelmina (1890–1948) Colonies: East Indies Events: None of Note

Belgium Ruler: King Leopold II (1865–1909) Colonies: Congo Events: None of Note

The British Empire Ruler: Queen Victoria (1837–1901) Colonies: Canada, Guiana, Gambia East Africa, South Africa, India, Burma, Australia, New Zealand, Nigeria, Gold Coast, Sierra Leone, New Guinea, Singapore, Aden

The British Empire Events: 1 st Opium War ( ) Crimean War ( ) 2 nd Opium War ( ) Direct British control of India (1858) Suez Canal Purchased (1875) Anglo-Zulu War (1879) Sudan Campaign (1881–1889) Boer War ( )

The United States Important People: William McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt Colonies: Philippines, Puerto Rico, Alaska, Hawaii, Pacific Islands, Cuba* Events: Alaska purchased by U.S. (1868) Spanish American War (1898) gained Philippines, Cuba, and Puerto Rico Annexation of Hawaii (1898) Panama Canal completed (1914)

Japan Ruler: Emperor Meiji ( ) Emperor Taishō ( ) Emperor Hirohito ( ) Colonies: Korea, Taiwan, Manchuria Events: Meiji Restoration 1868 First Sino-Japanese War Russo-Japanese War 1904 Annexation of Korea 1910