1. New Global Patterns
Chapter #10

2. Japan Modernizes
Section #1

3. Changes for Japan
In 1853, the United States displayed its new military might by sending a naval force to make Japan open its ports up to trade.
Japanese leaders gave up their 215-year-old policy of seclusion.
Japan quickly transformed itself into a modern industrial power.
Japanese leaders then set out on its own imperialist path.

4. The Meiji Restoration Causes Pg. 320-322 Meiji Restoration Pg. 322
Effects Pg -

5. Traveler’s Tales Eyewitness Account
Read pg :
Japanese Diplomat Fukuzawa Yukichi Visits America.
Have you ever been in a foreign country or culture and witnessed something different than your own traditional customs?

6. Japan’s Growing Military Strength
Homework
Japan’s Growing Military Strength Pg
What did Japan depend on from other nations?
What is a tributary state? Korea had been a tributary state to who for many years?
What led to the First Sino-Japanese War? Who won the war?
What happened for the very first time during the Russo-Japanese War?
How long did Japan rule Korea for? Why were the Japanese unpopular in Korea?
What became a rallying symbol for Korean nationalists?
Key Terms - pg. 320

7. Samurai Warriors

8. The Samurai lived by 7 principles:
The Last Samurai
The Samurai lived by 7 principles:
Duty and Loyalty
Justice and Morality
Complete Sincerity
Polite Courtesy
Compassion
Heroic Courage
Honor

9. Quick-write
For over 1100 years, the Samurai of Japan lived a disciplined life through their seven principles. What are five principles that you wish to live your life by? Give a brief explanation for each principle you choose.
Note: Choose any principle you desire. It does NOT have to include any of the seven principles of the Samurai.