1. Agenda
3.9.10

2. Quiz What was the cause of the Sepoy Mutiny?
What was the unintended result of the Sepoy Mutiny?
List one benefit of British rule in India.
List one negative effect of British rule in India.
Why was India known as the “Jewel in the Crown”?
What prevented the success of the INC’s nationalist movement?
What techniques did Gandhi use to achieve Indian independence?
What was the Monroe Doctrine and why do you think it was in Chapter 14?

3. Quiz answers…
Rumors that the British had greased rifle cartridges with pig and cow fat. When the Sepoys rebelled they were imprisoned by the British leading to a larger rebellion.
Britain tightened its control over India.
Government stability and efficiency, education for elite Indians and improved infrastructure.
Racism, disrespect of culture, high taxes, starvation due to replacement of food with cotton crops, economic problems
India was the biggest and most valuable of the British colonies.
Hindus and Muslims couldn’t unify
nonviolence
Said that the US had the right to intervene in Latin America, but other European countries did not. Exerted US dominance over Latin America and ensured that America would benefit economically before other Western powers.

4. Homework – check out the political cartoon on 494 and answer the 2 questions that accompany the cartoon.

5. Chapter 15: East Asia under Challenge
I. The Decline of the Qing Dynasty
As the Qing Dynasty in China fell apart, it opened the door for European advances
Mounting Pressure
Russia, Japan, Great Britain and France all struggled to control parts of China.
Mainland China was mainly controlled by warlords in the late 1800s. Warlords made deals with European nations in exchange for money.

6. Warlords granted European powers exclusive trading privileges over parts of China.
Spheres of Influence = areas where imperial powers are granted exclusive trading rights
By late 1800s, Britain, France, Russia, Germany and Japan all had spheres of influence in China
When Chinese rioters killed 2 German missionaries, Germany demanded more land. Other European countries got jealous and also demanded more land.
Responses to Imperialism
US Secretary of State, John Hay, was worried that the Chinese gov’t would collapse under pressure from other countries
Wrote a note to the imperial powers asking them to respect the trading rights of other countries, and not to set high tariffs on goods
Countries agreed, and Hay said that China had an Open Door Policy.

7. Opening the Door to China US wanted Open Door for two reasons:
Wanted to trade in an open market
Wanted China to avoid collapse
Reduced imperialist hysteria
The Boxer Rebellion
Boxers were a group of Chinese who hated foreign influence in China
Especially hated and targeted Christian missionaries and Christian converts
Foreign countries enraged at deaths of Christian missionaries assembled an allied army to restore order in China
Result of Boxer Rebellion = Chinese had to pay an indemnity (payment for damages) to the imperial army, and gave more land away. Epic FAIL.

8. Exit ticket(because I know how much you hate making questions) – explain the similarities between the Sepoy Mutiny and the Boxer Rebellion. You should list at least 2 similarities (think causes and effects), this will be a 5 point grade.