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The Great Rebellion (The C point Mutiny) Indian soldiers serving the British East India Company started and uprising, attacking British Officials and their families in India, but they were eventually defeated
Japan Civil War Humiliated by Matthew Perry, samurai leaders overthrew the shogun and began to modernize, but had to defeat other samurai who rebelled against the new gov't
Indian Wars The United States expanded into western North American Tribes and had to fight for 30 years to defeat them.
Opium Wars (1st Civil War) The Chinese tried to outlaw drug-use in their country, but the British fought to stop them from doing that so they could continue importing the drugs to pay for tea.
Philippine American War (Filippine Revolt) The U.S.A. fought to stop a rebellion against American control in its newly acquired island-nation territory in the South-Pacific region.
Britain empire that took over India and much of Africa
French empire that took over Indochina and much of Africa
Netherlands(dutch) empire that took over the East Indies (Indonesia)
Japan was forced to accept trade, had a civil war, overthrew its ruler, and westernized rapidly
Russia country that built an empire out of Siberia and the rest of Northern and Central Asia
France first major power to abolish slavery
Britain first country to outlaw Atlantic Slave Trade
Queen Victoria British monarch during most of the 1800s
Tokugawa dynasty that Japan last shogun belonged to
Meiji imperial name of Japan's new modernizing Emperor in 1868
Leopold II Belgian monarch who brutally exploited Congo
Augustus Caesar Roman emperor who took the title of Imperator
Qialong Chinese emperor who sent a famous reply to King George III or Britain
Emilio Aguinaldo Filipino rebel leader who fought against the U.S.
Sitting Bull famous Lakota chief who defeated General Custer at Little Bighorn, but was later murdered
Ito Hirobumi great prime minister who modernized Japan during the Meiji Era
Matthew Perry US Navy captain who altered Japanese history
Henry Stanley British Explorer who charted the Congo River while working for King Leopold II
3 Main Regions of US Imperialism Pacific Islands, Caribbeans, Central Asia
Lucrative crops that created demand for Slave Trade Sugarcane, Cotton, Tobacco
Main Reason for Enslavement in the Ancient World debtors, criminals too poor to pay bail, kids of parents who don't have money/cant feed them, prisoners of wars
Major Revolutionary Events that promoted Ideals which Led to the Abolition Movement Age of Enlightenment (basic human rights), American Revolution (all races) and French Revolution
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