Imperialism in East Asia: Outline |
I.
Geography
a.
Vast territory with rich history
b.
Natural resources
i.
Coal, oil, rubber, tin, etc.
c.
Raw materials and exports
i.
Rice, tea, silk, spices, etc.
a.
World’s most populous region
b.
China – #1 in world population
c.
India -- #2 in world population
d.
Other countries – Burma
(Myanmar), Cambodia, Ceylon (Sri Lanka), Indonesia, Korea, Laos,
Malaysia, Pakistan, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, etc.
a.
Great Britain
i.
Burma, China, India, Malaya, New
Guinea, Singapore, etc.
b.
Holland (Netherlands – the Dutch)
i.
East Indies
c.
France
i.
China and French Indochine
(Indochina)
d.
Germany
i.
Pacific islands – Carolines,
Marianas, Marshalls
ii.
Shantung peninsula
e.
Russia
i.
Siberia to the Pacific Ocean
ii.
Manchuria
f.
Japan
i.
Formosa
ii.
Manchuria
iii.
Korea
a.
Increased during and after World
War I
b.
Ideals of democracy, freedom, and
nationalism increased with industrialization
c.
Largely independent following
World War II
d.
“Hot spots” during the Cold War
i.
Korean War
ii.
Vietnam War |
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