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humanities midterm

Eventsignificance
1776-American Revolution begins America revolts against Britain, made America a new, independent nation
1789- French revolution begins France revolts against monarchy, left them in ruin after 10 years, ended up needing a king
1791- Haitian revolution French colony in Haiti revolts, only successful revolt in history
1810-1830- Simon Bolivars influence in South America aristocrat in Venezuela, S American colonies become independent
1815 -Napolean defeated and exiled exiled to a small island, dies of malnutrition or sickness, ends his large reign and influence
1818- Frankenstein published published by Mary Shelley, written as a response to industrialization in the view of romanticism
1848- Communist Manifesto published published by Karl Marx
1750- 1850- BEIC controls India India becomes part of the British Commonwealth, western aspects spread into India,
1839-42- Opium War Britain vs China, Britain wins, establishes opium trade, uses threat and uses force
1899- 1901- Boxer rebellion anti western Chinese movement, Christian missionaries killed, failed miserably and leaves China to pay for all damages
1868- turn of the century Meiji restoration Japan becomes more industrial took apart feudalism, industrialized and became a world power all in 50 years
1884-85- Berlin conference world leaders decide who can have what parts of Africa
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