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The Effects of Industrialization

Effects of Industrialization  I. The Spread of Socialism  Why an effect?  How does this hurt the growing nation-states?

 II. The Rise of Unions  Revisionism

 III. The idea of a “Third World Country”

 IV. The idea of a World Market  value of world trade was 1.52 billion. By 1914, the value is 38 billion  Leader: Britain  Largest empire  Export 50% of production  Repeal of Corn Laws, 1846

V. Opening up Asia and Egypt  A. Trading relations  B. Rise of the Opium Trade OTC Drugs in the 1800s

 C. The “War on Drugs” ~ The Opium Wars  1. Background  2. Britain’s advantage  3. Treaty of Nanking, 1842   E. Significance

VI. European affairs in Egypt  Europe’s relationship with Egypt set the stage for their eventual control over Africa and Asia in the 1800s  Egypt has been under foreign powers since 525 BCE  Leadership of Muhammad Ali  Suez Canal Issue

VIII. The Great Migration  Main countries involved  Where are they going?  Push Factors  Pull factors

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