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1 Bell Ringer

2 What period do I belong to?
Yuan Dynasty Period 3

3 What period do I belong to?
Gutenberg Bible was printed Period 4

4 What period do I belong In?
French and Indian War Period 5

5 What period do I belong in?
Apostle Paul spreading the word of Christianity. Period 2

6 Imperialism allowed for emergence of settler colonies such as Australia

7 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGTBo1 P_VZY

8 Marathas challenge Mughal Rule
VS.

9 Sepoy Rebellion IDzU

10 Anti-colonial Movements- formation of INC
INC- Indian National Congress, founded in during the British Raj Swadeshi- “of our own country”- called for the boycott of imported British goods By 1920s and ‘30s the Congress was led by Mohandas Gandhi

11 Africa

12 Berlin Conference Agreed that when a European nation claimed a new African territory, it had to notify other European nations.

13 Belgium in congo Leopold III Rubber

14 Settler colonies: French in Algeria
France’s conquest of Algeria anticipated the scramble for Africa after 1870 France hoped that this conquest would stir up a sense of nationalism

15 Contraction of Ottoman Empire, their loss of Egypt
Modernization Muhammad Ali began the reforms that created modern Egypt

16 Anti-colonial movements: Millenarian anti-colonial revolt
Millenarianism- end of the world hysteria

17 Anti-colonial movements: Xhosa cattle killing movement
Mass passive resistance movement

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