Day 48 Imperialism in South East Asia

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Day 48 Imperialism in South East Asia Homework 362-365

Invasion of Pacific Rim Pacific Rim- Countries that border the Pacific Ocean 1819 Singapore taken for its harbor and a trading post to China. Dutch Control- Dutch East Asia Company (Indonesia = Dutch east Indies) Rigid colonialism British Take Malayan Peninsula and Burma (now Myanmar) Malaysia becomes the leading exporter of rubber. French- Take Laos Cambodia and Vietnam and rename it French Indo China

Siam (Thailand) remains Independent Siamese King skillfully makes Siam a Neutral Zone between France and Britain King Mongkut- modernizes Siam

US imperialism in Philippines Philippines- US defeat Spanish in 1898 Spanish American War Emilio Aguinaldo led the rebellion against Spanish and then felt that the US had betrayed the Philippines 1899-1902 war between US and Philippine nationalist. US wins “We must uplift and Christianize our little brown brothers” – President McKinley

US in Hawaii 1790’s port to China 1820’s Sugar plantations= 75% of Hawaiian Wealth McKinley Tariff act forces business owners in Hawaii to call for annexation Queen Liliuokalani calls for more Hawaiian independence- is then removed from power Sanford Dole is named President – He then calls for President Cleveland to annex it

Summary Questions What nation became the leading exporter of rubber? Why did British Take Singapore? Who was the last monarch of Hawaii? What nation was modernized by King Mongkut? What did the US take during the Spanish American War? Who was the leading figure who fought against both the Spanish and Americans in the Phillipines? What US business group pushed for the annexation of Hawaii?

Tahitian Women by Paul Gauguin Gugain moved to Tahiti to leave French scene and looking for new attitude for life