1. Imperialism throughout world history

2. What is Imperialism  Types  Features--benefits  Features—costs  Points of view

3. Han Dynasty

4.  200 BCE-200 CE  Current day China, Manchuria, Korea  Set up essential Chinese govt syst  Civil Service  Great Wall  Silk Road  Ruled by Wudi

5. Han Dynasty

6. Alexander the Great

7. Roman Empire

8.  40 BCE-300 CE  Military  North Africa, ME, Western Europe  Markets, Mediterannean  Law Codes  Trade

9. Roman Empire  Pax Romana  Roads, aquaducts  Law codes  Trade

10. Roman Empire

11. Byzantine Empire

12.  300 CE-1000 CE  Justinian’s code  Cyrillic alphabet  Eastern Orthodox…Greek and Russian  Preserved Greek & Roman Culture

13. Byzantine Empire  Architecture  Art

15. Gupta Empire

16.  300-550 CE  Central gov’t  United much of India  Golden Age

17. Gupta Empire  Zero  Decimal place  Value of pi  Arabic numerals  Medicine-surgery, plastic surgery, vaccines

18. Gupta Empire

19. Islamic Empire

20.  600-1200 CE  Muhammad  Umayyad & Abbrid  ME, India, N Africa, Spain  Preserved Greek & Roman culture

21. Islamic Empire  Art-calligraphy, mosques  Religious toleration  Math-algebra, astronomy  Education (studied diseases, hospitals)  Moors

23. Mongols

24. Mongols  China 1250-1400  Ghengis Khan  Large land empire  Asia, Korea, Peria, India  Spread of Chinese technology  Pax Mongolia

25. Mongols  Silk roads, trade  Marco Polo  Russia, Kiev (250 years of isolation)  Tribute system

27. Age of Exploration

28.  1500s-1700s  Gold, glory & God  Aztec & Incas  Triangle trade  Mercantilism  Encomienda system  Cash crops

29. Age of Exploration  Triangle Trade  Columbian Exchange  Language  Rich & Poor  Afrikaners, Slave trade, racism

31. Napoleon

32. Napoleon  Early 1800s  Econ-prices, industry  Eduation  Legal code (equality, religious tolerance)  Spread of Enlightenment ideas

33. Austria-Hungary

34. Austria-Hungary  1800-1900s  Balkans

35. Ottoman Empire

36.  Middle East

37. Japanese Empire

38.  Meiji Restoration  Need for resources

39. New versus Old Imperialism  Economic system  Where?  products

40. Causes of New Imperialism  Social Darwinism  Nationalism  White Man’s Burden  Industrial Revolution  Military bases  Missionaries

41. Africa  Conference of Berlin  Why not earlier  Resources?  Borders  Boer War

42. Asia  India  Sepoy rebellion  Raj  India National Congress  China  Opium Wars  Treaty of Nanking  Spheres of Influence  Boxer rebellion

43. British Empire

44. WWI & WWII  How did imperialism lead to WWI?  What happened after WWI?  What int’l policy did Hitler, Mussolini and Japan pursue?  What happened to imperialism after WWII  What problems/challenges remain (legacies)  Still exists today?