Unit 6: Consequences of Industrialization from c. 1750 to c.

1900

*NOTE THE SECTION NUMBERS*

Reading Quiz: Unit 6.1 - 6.3 (03/01)
Reading Quiz: Unit 6.4 - 6.6 (03/08)

TEST Unit 6 MC & SAQ (03/10)

Study Guide Due (03/10)

Book Review #3 Due (02/26)

Notes:

Take notes using a method you feel works best for you. Options include Outlines, other graphic
organizers, annotations in your textbook. These notes are not class notes, they should be notes
you take from the textbook.

Important Terms/People/Events:

Make sure that the following are included in your notes. Students should include a definition (in
your own words), how it relates to World History, and why it is important. Please highlight,
italicize, underline or bold the term so that it stands out in your notes.

Imperialism A British scientist whose considered abusive and Belgian took

A version of nationalism.
This is the desire for economic wealth,
with the push of religious duty, or
racism through biological superiority.
This is important because even today
it is still prevalent.
Nationalism
Intense pride in one's country.
It is a dangerous belief, because one
cannot be tunnel visioned on one’s
own country.
Sino-Japanese War
This was caused by a conflict
between China and Japan over the
Korea territory. China already had a
strong grip on Korea, and they were
determined to keep it.
Charles Darwin
theory of evolution by natural
selection affected the views of
biological competition. Which affects
us and racism even to today.
Social Darwinism
The snowball effect of
Charle’s theory. It was the continued
theory of evolution and biological
society.
David Livingstone
A missionary from Scotland
who worked to end the Illigal slave
trade.
King Leopold II
He wanted the Belgian
government to conquer the colonies in
central Africa. This would include the
congo basin. His rule was eventually
the reign from him.
Cixi
Ruler of China in the Qin
dynasty. Ordered all foreigners to be
killed.
Berlin Conference
A meeting of European
powers to talk about the colonization
of Africa. Unsurprisingly, Africa was
not invited. This also helped to
continue systemic racism, even to
today.
Treaty of Waitangi
A treaty signed during the
New Zealand wars. Is considered a
national holiday, like the U.S.’s
independence day.
Monroe Doctrine
 An order that issued that The fight against the British Jose Rizal
European nations cannot intervene in and Afrikaners over land. It was a Muhammad Ahmad
western hemisphere affairs. Gave devastating war. The British won, and Indian Rebellion 1857
independence of power to the drove the Afrikaners out of Africa. Maori Wars
americas in some way. Affected the Caused segregation, and concentration Anglo-Zulu War
relationships with Mexico and the camps to pop up. Treaty of Paris
U.S. Seven Years’ War Indian National Congress
Manifest Destiny A global conflict that would Cash crops
The belief that it was the U.S. eventually lead to the French being Cecil Rhodes
right to expand from “sea to shining driven out of India. Opium War
sea” from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Taiping Rebellion Treaty of Nanking
It is important because we have Boxer rebellion Spheres of Influences
colonized there and it is still our land Spanish-American War Taiping Rebellion
to this day. Trail of Tears Great Famine
Boer Wars Tupac Amaru II