1. Chapter 25: The New Imperialism
Section 4-5: Imperialism’s Impact on India and China

2. Growth of British East India Company Settlements

3. Caste System in India Brahman – priests
Kshatriya – ruler, warrior, landowner
Vaishya –merchants
Shudra – artisans, agriculturalists
Harijan – “outside" the caste system, untouchables

4. Sepoy Rebellion of 1857

5. The Hanging of 2 Sepoy Rebels

6. British Slaughter of 2000 Rebels

7. "We must do our best to form a class who may be interpreters between us and the millions whom we govern, a class of persons Indian in blood and colour, but English in taste, in opinions, words and intellect.” - Thomas Macaulay on British Educations for Indians, 1835

8. “England has broken down the entire framework of Indian society, without any symptoms of reconstitution yet appearing. This loss of his old world, with no gain of a new one, imparts a particular kind of melancholy to the present misery of the Hindoo, and separates Hindostan, ruled by Britain, from all its ancient traditions, and from the whole of its past history.” - Karl Marx on British Colonial India, 1853

9. Raja Ram Mohun Roy “Founder of Indian Nationalism” 1772-1833

11. The Opium War

12. British Hong Kong

14. Seal of Taiping, The “Heavenly Kingdom”

15. Statue of Hong Xiuquan

16. Ci Xi r

18. Japan

19. Taiwan

20. Boxer Rebels

21. Sun Yixian (Sun Yat-sen) 1866-1925