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					Class Name: World History (Fall 2023)-Period 6 
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						Gregorio Luna
					
					
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									Notes:<br>Roots of Imperialism<br>Imperialism in Africa<br>British Imperialism in India<br>China<br>Japan<br><br>Textbook:<br>Module 9, Lessons 1-6<br>Module 10, Lessons 1-3<br><br>When studying and knowing the content of your notes and textbook, keep the following in mind:<br>Origins of any events, movements<br>Characteristics of any events, movements<br>Significance and effects of events, movements, important people<br>The results, significance, and effects of events, movements<br>
								
								
								
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									Notes:<br>Roots of Imperialism<br>Imperialism in Africa<br>British Imperialism in India<br>China<br>Japan<br><br>Textbook:<br>Module 9, Lessons 1-6<br>Module 10, Lessons 1-3<br><br>When studying and knowing the content of your notes and textbook, keep the following in mind:<br>Origins of any events, movements<br>Characteristics of any events, movements<br>Significance and effects of events, movements, important people<br>The results, significance, and effects of events, movements<br>
								
								
								
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									Notes:<br>Roots of Imperialism<br>Imperialism in Africa<br>British Imperialism in India<br>China<br>Japan<br><br>Textbook:<br>Module 9, Lessons 1-6<br>Module 10, Lessons 1-3<br><br>When studying and knowing the content of your notes and textbook, keep the following in mind:<br>Origins of any events, movements<br>Characteristics of any events, movements<br>Significance and effects of events, movements, important people<br>The results, significance, and effects of events, movements<br>
								
								
								
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									Notes:<br>Roots of Imperialism<br>Imperialism in Africa<br>British Imperialism in India<br>China<br>Japan<br><br>Textbook:<br>Module 9, Lessons 1-6<br>Module 10, Lessons 1-3<br><br>When studying and knowing the content of your notes and textbook, keep the following in mind:<br>Origins of any events, movements<br>Characteristics of any events, movements<br>Significance and effects of events, movements, important people<br>The results, significance, and effects of events, movements<br>
								
								
								
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									Modernization in Japan (Module 10, Lesson 2)<br><br>I. Japan Ends Its Isolation<br>   A. Background<br>       1.<br>          a-b.<br>   B. The Demand for Foreign Trade<br>       1.<br>          a-b.<br>       2.<br>           a-b.<br>   C. Meiji Era<br>       1.<br>          a-b.<br>   D. Meiji Reform and Modernization<br>       1.<br>          a-b.<br>        2.<br>           a-b.<br>        3.<br>           a-b.<br>   E. Japanese Nationalism<br>       1.<br>          a-b.<br><br>II. Imperial Japan<br>    A. Background<br>       1.<br>          a-b.<br>       2.<br>           a-b.<br>       3.<br>           a-b.<br>   B. Japan Attacks China<br>       1.<br>          a-b.<br>       2.<br>           a-b.<br>       3.<br>           a-b.<br>   C. Russo-Japanese War<br>       1.<br>          a-b.<br>       2.<br>           a-b.<br>       3.<br>           a-b.<br>   D. Japanese Occupation of Korea<br>       1.<br>          a-b.<br>       2.<br>          a-b.<br>       3.<br>           a-b.<br>
								
								
								
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									Modernization in Japan (Module 10, Lesson 2)<br><br>I. Japan Ends Its Isolation<br>   A. Background<br>       1.<br>          a-b.<br>   B. The Demand for Foreign Trade<br>       1.<br>          a-b.<br>       2.<br>           a-b.<br>   C. Meiji Era<br>       1.<br>          a-b.<br>   D. Meiji Reform and Modernization<br>       1.<br>          a-b.<br>        2.<br>           a-b.<br>        3.<br>           a-b.<br>   E. Japanese Nationalism<br>       1.<br>          a-b.<br><br>II. Imperial Japan<br>    A. Background<br>       1.<br>          a-b.<br>       2.<br>           a-b.<br>       3.<br>           a-b.<br>   B. Japan Attacks China<br>       1.<br>          a-b.<br>       2.<br>           a-b.<br>       3.<br>           a-b.<br>   C. Russo-Japanese War<br>       1.<br>          a-b.<br>       2.<br>           a-b.<br>       3.<br>           a-b.<br>   D. Japanese Occupation of Korea<br>       1.<br>          a-b.<br>       2.<br>          a-b.<br>       3.<br>           a-b.<br>
								
								
								
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