1. Chapter 25
New Global Patterns

2. Section 1: Japan Modernizes
American Influence in Japan
1853, Matthew Perry
Meiji Restoration ( )
Capital moved to Tokyo
Government: Constitution and Diet
Rapid Industrialization
Building military strength
Sino-Japanese War
Russo Japanese War
Japan Rules Korea through WWII

3. Section 2: Imperialism in Southeast Asia and the Pacific
Spanish-American War
Cuba’s Independence from Spain
U.S. defeats Spain quickly
Treaty of Paris is signed
U.S. gains Puerto Rico, Guam, and military base in Cuba
U.S. Purchases Philippines from Spain ($20 Million)
Filipino Rebellion

4. Section 3: Self-Rule for Canada, Australia, and New Zealand
Canada divided by the Constitutional Act of 1791
In 1867, Canada becomes a Dominion
Australia – Formed as a British Penal Colony
Australia becomes a Commonwealth

5. Section 4: Economic Imperialism in Latin America
Mexico: Mexican-American War
Rebellions continue through WWI
Porfirio Diaz – Strong ruler, Mexico prospers
Monroe Doctrine
Roosevelt Corollary – Allows the U.S. to interfere in Latin Americas
Panama Canal