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| 326408012 | strict and rigid government. shogun took more power away from emperor and daiymos(feudal lords). social classes split into four clases. christians began to be persecuted, when portuguese came they were executed on the spot. prohibited foreigners and japanese traveling abroad.japan became really secluded. absecene from foreign influences allowed for japanese culture to thrive. | tokugawa in japan | 0 | |
| 326408013 | supported the arts and expanded the empire | Kangxi | 1 | |
| 326408014 | manchus were always there beside china. they adopted some of the chinese ways. then the ming emperor called on the manchus to help them put down revolts. once they got through thegreat wall they advanced towards the capital and took ming china. they kept the same political system to please the chinese and allowd the scholar officals of the ming to stay in office. restroed the civil service exams. | manchu china | 2 | |
| 326408015 | he led to the british with sepoys and british soldiers to defeat the french and some indian soldiers in the battle of plassey. he had many spies and the french's best spy was on his payroll. | robert clive | 3 | |
| 326408016 | france encouraged schooling, artisians and workers generated a new movement to gain the vote and hoped that a democratic would regulate new technologies and promote populare education. result was that peasant demands were met and serfdom was fully abolished in western europe. improved transportation reduced the chance of food crisis. | during the revolution of 1848 | 4 | |
| 326408017 | one of the british entrepenurs that began to move in on the transvaal that the boers had | cecil rhoades | 5 | |
| 326408018 | through his voyages hawaii was opened to the west. the first time he came they thought he was a god. the second time he came they killed him for the metal nails on his ship. | james cook | 6 | |
| 326408019 | led a peasant based gurreilla movement. wanted a land reform. | emiliano zapata | 7 | |
| 326408020 | minister of finnance in russia. under him the government enacted high taxes to protect new russian industry, improve it's banking system, and encourage foreign investors to build facotires with advanced technology. he was an economic modernizer. let to good part of russian industry being foreign owned and it led to foreign debts. | count witte | 8 | |
| 326456617 | poor laborers trickeed or forced into indentured servitude. chinese went to north america. indian ones stayed in indian ocean area | coolies and their movement | 9 | |
| 326456618 | greece gains indepence. he blamed the janissaries. he built better army to defeat them. tanziant reforms | under Mahmud II | 10 | |
| 326456619 | public trials, equal protection, new formalized tax collection. little rights for women | tanziant reforms | 11 | |
| 326456620 | freedom ofspeech, press, etc | young turks wanted | 12 | |
| 326456621 | the last emperor in otttoman ever | abdul hamid was.... | 13 | |
| 326456622 | carved up ottoman empire | after WWI europeans... | 14 | |
| 326456623 | ended up with the resotoration of the monarcy | all revolutions of 1848 basically failed and | 15 | |
| 326456624 | dependent on agricluture and mining not much manufacturing | latin america economically | 16 | |
| 326456625 | (personalist leaders) military leaders who gained and held political power without constitutional sanctions or technically being in charge. | caudillos | 17 | |
| 326456626 | the strong shal prevail and the weak shall fail | social darrwinism | 18 | |
| 326456627 | was india, it was the most valued british colony | jewel of the crown | 19 | |
| 326456628 | nationalism, economic competition, and missionaries | cauese for imperialism | 20 | |
| 326456629 | bring back emperor and get rid of shogun | meji resotration also wante to | 21 |
