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borrowed
religion- budism
language- Kanji Script
legal code- Chinese laws
tax system- everyone must pay equal taxes |
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| chinese emperor who invaded japan; the invasion was stopped by a kamakazi |
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| Spanish missionaries sent to Japan...japanese welcomed them thinking they were there for good reasons. Boat was wrecked on shore...curious japanese asked how they concoured so much land...plan revealed to japanese...japan became isolated. |
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| Island in Japan where all foreigners must stay |
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| Three Daimyos- great unifiers |
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| Japan, scared of foreign forces concouring them, isolated themselves by letting foreigners only go to the port of nagasaki, the island of deshima, and the island of kyushu. |
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3 requests- Refuel US ships at coaling stations in Japan
Refuge for storms
Trade |
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| Perry sails to japan and parades his "black ships"(made of steal and run on coal) and shows the japanese new technologies. Sign Kanagawa Treaty which agrees to Filmores requests and the establishment of diplomatic relations. |
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| Showing a country the many new gadgets you have therefore making them scared |
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| treaty signed by perry and Tokugawa Shogunate agreeing to the filmore letter and the establishment of dimplomatic relations between japan and the us |
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Led by upset Daimyo- Key reforms-
Political- Voting and civil rights, now emperor...no shogun, New parlament (diet), new military, new constitution
Economic- infrastructure, IR
Sociological- end of feudalism
Cultural- Revolution in education...western subjects, Development of state shintoism...emperor worship |
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controvery of Korea-
originaly protectorate of china
understandin between J and C that neither would claim Korea
Rebellion- China intervenes...japan intervenes |
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| Sino- Japanese war conflict |
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| Upset victory by japan- china favored...Japan wins |
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| Sino-Japanese war Consequences |
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Treaty of Shimonoseki
China now "sick man of Asia"
China pays cost of war
Japan has control of Korea and Liautung peninsula |
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| Russo Japanese War of 1905 |
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Controversy over Japanese territories
Triple intervention- pressure on japan from russia to withdraw...japan leaves...russia moves in |
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| Russo Japanese war conflict |
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| Upset victory by japan...russia favored...japan wins |
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| Russo Japanese war Consequence |
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Treaty of Portsmouth [new hampshire]
Russia pays cost
Japan keeps control |
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| Power Politics in europe...japan takes US side |
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| trench warfare in Europe...japanese demands in Asia |
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| Racial Equality Consequences |
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| Hashimoto Kingoro's letter Alternatives |
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3 doors- 2 closed- Emigration...too many restrictions by other countries, Trade...too high tarriffs
1 open- imperialism |
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| Hashimoto Kingoro's letter Benefits for Japan |
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More land- Natural resources
No need for imports
markets
capital |
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| Hashimoto Kingoro's letter Benefits for Asia |
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Protection form europe
japanese goods and service
jobs |
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Europe nazi imperialism in 1939-invasion of Poland
Asian Japanese imperialism in 1931- invasion of china |
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| Greater east asia co-prosperity sphere- alliance between asian and japan |
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Rules of war (civilians and POWs)
Japanese atrocities...comfort women, bataan death march, "Rape of Nanking"
US atrocities- internment camps and A-bomb |
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| WWII in japan Consequences |
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Tokyo trials and UDHR
US occupation and reconstruction |
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| Before the gulf of Tonkin- sent military advisers, military aid (weapons) |
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| From golf of tonkin to tet offensive- bombimg campaing, US troops in vietnam-Americanization |
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| Americanization of Vietnam war |
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| From golf of tonkin to tet offensive- bombimg campaing, US troops in vietnam-Americanization |
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| Phase three of vietnam war |
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from tet to fall of saigon/ ho chi minh city
VC attacked saigon- "we weren't winning"- vietnamization |
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from tet to fall of saigon/ ho chi minh city
VC attacked saigon- "we weren't winning"- vietnamization |
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| US and NVN placed themselves in Gulf of Tonkin |
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| The Tet Offensive was a series of surprise attacks by the Vietcong (rebel forces sponsored by North Vietnam) and North Vietnamese forces, on scores of cities, towns, and hamlets throughout South Vietnam. It was considered to be a turning point in the Vietnam War. |
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