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Physical Geography of South Asia

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Imperialism

Imperialism . Think Back. Q: How did the Industrial Revolution contribute to wars of the 20 th century? I.R. ? deadlier weapons and machines that could be used against enemies. 2. I.R. ? better forms of transportation ? easier to attack

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Early Pacific Environmetal History

Early Pacific Environmetal History. Pacific Ocean. Pacific Ocean accounts for one-third of the earths surface Half the worlds ocean area 25,000 islands New Zealand broke away from Gondwanaland 80 million years ago and was a sanctuary for many species

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Revision All about Empires Part 1

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Imperialism in Asia

Imperialism in Asia. What is required for a nation to be industrialize?. What is the incentive for a nation to industrialize?. 1. Factors of Production Land Labor Capital Entrepreneurs 2. Political Stability 3. Transportation Network 4. Trading Markets . 1. Wealth

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North Eurasia, 1500-1800 Chapter 20

North Eurasia, 1500-1800 Chapter 20. Japanese Reunification. Civil War and the Invasion of Korea and Manchuria, 1500-1603. In 12 th century, Japan came under the control of the: daimyo . Warfare 1592 invasion of Korea by Hideyoshi Yi dynasty Korea was influenced by China Language

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Cecilie, Christine T. & Katrine

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Chapter 10: Growing Tensions between Britain and the Colonies

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Albany Conference, 1754

Albany Conference, 1754. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND :

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The Boston Tea Party: A Courageous Act For Justice

The Boston Tea Party: A Courageous Act For Justice. Objective. By the end of this presentation, students should be able to sequence the events of the Boston Tea Party along with analyzing why it was started. The Sugar Act. 1764 Duty: an import tax. Molasses Colonists Protested.

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The British Take Over India

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Imperialism Great Britain in India

Imperialism Great Britain in India. British In India . The Mughal Empire was in decline and collapsing by 1707 The empire had divided into states ruled by a maharajah

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The British Take Over India

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Why did Britain stop Western settlement?

Why did Britain stop Western settlement?. -allowed British government, not the colonist to control westward movement, in addition, conflict with Indians might be avoided -if colonist moved away from the coast, it might lower the need of British markets on the coast

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