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SPICE Industrial

SPICE Industrial 1750-1900

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Russia Social Pugachev Revolt (under Catherine), end serfdom (freed serfs didn't own the land and had to pay it off; had to be freed for further industrialization), high mortality.
Russia Political Catherine (the great), repelled Napoleon (Russia not conquered by anyone except the Mongols), anarchists (wanted no government and killed the Tsar in power at the time)
Russia Interaction Black Sea access, Poland partition (gobbled up the land of Poland since it wasn't a country yet), sold Alaska (to US)
Russia Cultural Nationalism, cultural flowering: Tchaikovsky (Romantic music) and Parlov (experiment in psychology with dogs)
Russia Economy Quite poor (little capital), State sponsored industry, Crimean War (lost and saw that they had to industrialize)
Japan Social End samurai (end of the social class and role but not respect), severe hierarchy (still had a noble class), non-Japanese inferior
Japan Political From Shogunate to Meiji (feudalistic system to centralized government under an emperor), constitution.
Japan Interaction Forced open (by US military), tour of the west (the samurai toured the world), Shino-Japanese war (Japan vs. China)
Japan Cultural Shinto Revival, Western fashion (adapted to western fashion, but kept the Japanese spirit in it), retained Japanese World View
Japan Economy Major industrialization, zaibatsu (monopolies supported by the state), cities with specialties.
West (Social) Push for women's rights (feminist movements), end slave trade (William Wilbur force; inspired by Enlightenment), urbanization (due to jobs and industrialization)
West (Political) 3 Revolutions (US, French, Latin America), Italy Germany new nations, Napoleonic Wars (shook up Europe)
West (Interaction) 7 Years' war (France vs. UK), 2nd Imperialism (trade West, conquer East), missions
West (Cultural) Enlightenment (Voltaire, Locke, etc.), leisure, Darwin (theory of evolution), inventions (RR, Steamboats, etc.)
West (Economic) Smith (capitalism), 1st and 2nd industrial revolution, Marx (communism)
Latin America (Social) Population increase (less disease; immigration), end slavery (last in Brazil), ethnic diversity.
Latin America (Political) Instability (not ready society), regional vs. central disputes, failed to unite, caudillos (small military leaders that were like warlords)
Latin America (Interaction) Independence (from Spain and Portuguese), US Intrusion, Brazil delayed)
Latin America (Cultural) Positivism (more secular ideology that focused on improving people's lives), European Arts, Civilization vs. Barbarism
Latin America (Economic) Neocolonialism (political independence; economic dependence), bananas and coffee.
Created by: Saenz2004
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