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3 Split each of these into a section that will be easier for you to use on your unit assessment!!!

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6 Europe was originally rich in resources, but as Industrialization increased and populations grew, the continent became too small for all the people/powers.

7 Since the 1400s, Europe has explored the oceans and set up trading posts and colonies on far away lands. Colonization

8 Around the 1800’s, colonization changed…

9 Nations moved from settling for trading posts with other cultures, to grabbing as much territory as possible.

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13 North America South America India Australia Africa

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16 Columbian Exchange Exchange between New World cultures and European powers

17 Europeans Get CornTobaccoSugarCoffeeTomatoPumpkin Natives Get choleraslaveryhorsesgunpowderreligionsmallpox

18 Extinction for most of the native cultures that first interacted with the European colonizers

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20 Singapore: British trading post in present day Burma Foothold Vietnam: French invasion was originally a movement by missionaries to spread Christianity. Jesuits

21 King Mongkut King Chulalongkorn

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23 Prior to 1800, China was just as powerful as EVERY European nation combined. Was able to resist European influence…. At first….

24 China restricted European influence to a few harbor cities on the Eastern coast of China China had no use for inferior European cultures

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27 Opium addiction ravishes China 5,000 chests in 1820 16,000 chests in 1830 20,000 chests in 1838 70,000 chests in 1858

28 After 2000 years of “relative” stability the Chinese monarchy falls in the Tai Ping Rebellion Imperial China never recovers….

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35 Controlled by the viceroy, Britain viewed India as the “prized jewel” of the empire British people were set as ruling class, and the native Indians were left to be governed by another foreign power

36 1 viceroy ruled 300 million people…

37 Prior to British rule, India had been impossible to control and was constantly full of warfare British rule brought stabilization to the country

38 At the cost of… Money Food Respect culture

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