Lecture Outlines
Lecture Outlines
Developed by Lee M. Pappas
Lecture 1: An Introduction to History. Terms: Outline: History I. Introduction. Historia II. Why Study History. Civilization III. Why Study World History. Civitas IV. Areas of History. Archeology A) Economic History. Anthropology B) Social History. C) Political History. D) Cultural History. V. Historical Evidence. A) Material. B) Written. C) Oral & Visual.
Lecture 2: The World in the 15th Century. Abbasids Aragon Mali I. The Islamic World. Baghdad Leon Polynesia A) Social and Cultural decline. sufis Portugal Hawaii B) Political Strengths. Ottomans Spices Maoris C) Gunpowder Empires. Mongols Vivaldi New Zealand II. South and East Asia. Timur Canaries Muscovy A) The Rise of Ming China. Ming Azores Bubonic B) Expansion or Isolation. Feudalism Madeiras Francesco C) Japan. Renaissance Henry Petrarch D) India. Genoa Incas Humanism III. Africa, Americas & Oceania. Venice Aztecs A) Isolation. Castille Zimbabwe B) Seperate developments. V. Conclusion
Lecture 3: Fifteenth Century Europe: Social and Economic Changes. Terms: Outline: Mongols Genoa I. The 14th Cent.- Eon of Crisis. Golden Horde Hansa A) Prelude. Ottoman Empire Hanseatic B) Famine. Balkans Lübeck C) War. Jacqueries Cologne D) Uprisings. 100-Years War Hamburg E) Wars. Black Death Prague F) Plague. Great Schism Cracow II. The Countryside. Bubonic Plague Budapest A) Changes in the Manor. Reclamation Novgorod B) Land Reclamation. Commutation Moscow C) Market Agricullture. landlord Avignon D) Serfdom in C. & E. Europe. tenant Stockholm III. The Towns. capitalism Upsala A) The Guild System. proletariat B. Tuchman B) Bankers & Capitalists. Venice Distant Mirror C) Long-Range Trade. D) Decline/Growth of Towns. IV. Society. A) Urban Classes. B) Rural Classes.
Lecture 4: Fifteenth Century Europe: Political Changes. Boniface VIII Golden Bull I. Decline of Feudalism. Philip IV Austria A) Economic and Social Causes. Anagni Castille B) Military Causes. Avignon Aragon C) Political Causes. Indulgences Anjou II. Decline of the Papacy as a Secular Power. Spirituals Lancaster A) Avignon Popes. John Wycliff York B) Abuses and Heresy. Lollards Tudor C) The Great Schism. Jan Hus Medici D) Concilar Movement. Bohemia Naples III. Rise of Centralized Monarchies. Imperial Diet Venice A) Economic Causes. Hussites Milan C) Social Causes. Utraquists Estates General IV. Examples of these Trends Basel Cortes A) England & France. Florence Cantons B) Spain. Habsburg Parliament C) Holy Roman Empire. V. Other States and Areas. A) Italy. B) Switzerland. C) Flanders. VI. Conclusions.
Lecture 5: Fifteenth Century Europe: Cultural Changes: The Renaissance. Dante Alighieri Raphael I. Meaning of the Renaissance. Petrarch Titian II. Literature. Giovanni Boccaccio Savonarola A) Vernacular. Lorenzo Valla Desiderius Erasmus B) Humanism. Nicolo Macchiavelli Albrecht Durer C) Latin and Greek Studies. Giotto John Comenius D) Political Thought. Massachio Melanchton III. Art. Leon Battista Alberti Nicholas Copernicus A) Realism and Naturalism. Baldasare Castiglioni Matthias Grunwald B) Subject Matter. Leonardo Da Vinci Pieter Brugel C) Art & Architecture. Brunelleschi Anthony Van Dyke IV. Science/Philosophy. Verrochio Peter Paul Rubens A) Da Vinci. Donatello Mannerism B) Platonism. Michelangelo Baroque V. Northern Renaissance.
Lecture 6: Sixteenth Century Europe: Cultural Changes--The Reformation. Valois Sacraments Presbyterians I. Politics/Religion in the 16th Century. Charles V Scripture Congregations A) The Roman Catholic Church. D) Spread of Calvinism. Hapsburgs Tradition Unitarians B) The Holy Roman Empire. E) Social/Political Aspects. Mohac Worms Anglicans C) Social Conditions. IV. The Anglican Church. Lepanto Saxony Anabaptiists II. Luther & the Reformation. A) Henry VIII & Rome. Indulgences Huldrich Zwigli Baptists A) The Bases For Reform. B) Reformation & England. Purgatory Zurich John Knox B) The Political & Social Factors. VI. Conclusions. Justification John Calvin Puritans III. Calvin & the Reformed Churches. Martin Luther Geneva Szeklers A) Switzerland. Wittenberg Predestination Henry VIII B) Zwigli. 95 Theses Henry IV Mennonites C) Calvin & His Beliefs.
Lecture 7: The Ottoman Empire and the Muscovy. Terms: Outline: Janissaries Millet Kazan I. Muslim Empires. B) Administrative Strength. A) Russian Devshirme Küprülü Astrakhan A) Ottoman Empire. C) Economic Strength Principalities Sipahis Tsar Crimea B) Safavid Empire. D) Religious Toleration. B) Muscovite Akinjis Grand Prince Siberia C) Mogul Empire. IV. Decline of the Ottoman Empire. Institutions. Mehmet Pomestie Third Rome II. Rise of the Ottoman Empire. A) Deteriorization of Dynasty. C) Expansion Suleiman Prikazi Byzantium A) Asia Minor & Balkans. B) Decay of Ruling Institutions. East & West Selim Cossacks Safavids B) Factors for Expansion. C) Stagnation of Economy. D) 17th Century Vizier Streltsy Moguls C) Extent of Ottoman Realm. D) Failure to Adapt & Innovate. Crisis in. Divan Baltic Sea Sunni III. Decline of the Ottomans. E) No Outward Trade Efforts. Development. Timar Black Sea Shi'ah A) Military Power. V. Muscovy--The Third Rome. VI. Conclusion.
Lecture 8: The Expansion of Europe: Initial Phase and General effects, 1400-1600. Terms: Outline: Iceland Madeira Philippines I. Discoveries & Expansion. B) New Commodities. Greenland Cape Verdes Jacques Cartier A) Portugese in Africa & India. C) Changes in Trade Routes. Vinland Columbus Giovanni Caboto B) Spanish in America. D) Capitalism and Mercantilism. Henry Vespucci Cape Breton C) Division of the World. IV. Social Consequences of Expansion. Diaz Balboa St. Lawrence D) English, French & Dutch. A) Emigration. Vasco Da Gama Cortez Roanoke E) Overseas Rivalries. B) Social Mobility. Goa Aztecs Jamestown II. Subjugation & Colonization. C) Slavery. Macao Pizarro Carribian A) America. V. Political Consequences of Expansion. Canary Islands Incas West Indies B) Africa. A) Rise of New European Powers. Azores Magellan East Indies C) Asia. B) Rise of New Imperialism. III. Economic Effects of Expansion. C) Strengthening of Monarchies. A) Flow of Precious Metals. D) New Areas of Conflict.
Lecture 9: The Expansion of Europe: Overseas Empires and Commercial Development, 1500-1700. Terms: Outline: East Indies West Indies Tomatoes I. The First Overseas Empires: The Iberian Period, 1500-1600. Angola New Potatoes A) The Portugese in Africa and the Indies. A) Flow of Mozambique Amsterdam Cocoa B) The Spanish in America. Precious Metals. Hormuz Java Vanilla C) The Division of the World. B) New Commodities. Canada Baltic Allspice D) The Decline of the Iberian Overseas Empires. C) Changes in Goa Cape Colonies Indigo II. The Rise and Fall of Holland Overseas, 1600-1700. Trade Routes. Malacca Navigation Acts Sugar Cane A) Geographic and Economic Strengths. D) Capitalism Canton Boers Rum B) Breaking the Portugese Monopolies. & Mercantilism. Indonesia Siberia Cotton C) Other Colonial and Trade Activites. V. Social Consequences of Malaysia Levant Madras D) The Decline of Dutch Trade and Colonies. Overseas Expansion. Hudson's Bay Hudson Bay Coffee III. English and French Colonies. A) Emigration & Incas Ottoman Empire Piracy A) Possessions in the Old and New Worlds.. Social Mobility. Aztecs Safavid Persia Brazil B) Differences and Similarities in Colonies.. B) Slavery. Philippines Ming China Mississippi C) Overseas Rivalries. VI. Political Consequences Yemen Tea Virginia IV. The Russian Overland Empire. A) European Powers Virginia Privateering V. Economic Consequences of Overseas Expansion. and Empires.
Lecture 10: State Formation in Early Modern Europe. Terms: Outline: Saxony taille Charles I Jagello I. The Fragment Areas of Europe. III. Scandinavia & Eastern Europe. Bavaria Louis XIII Puritans Uniate A) Italy. A) Sweden. Brandenburg Richelieu Oliver Lithuania B) Germany. B) Denmark/Norway. Prussia Noblesse Cromwell Belarus C) Holy Roman Empire. C) Poland-Lithuania. Hungary de la Robe Amsterdam Ukraine II.The Unified States of Europe. D) Ottoman Empire. Croatia Fronde Cantons Cossacks A) France. E) Muscovy. Bohemia Henry VIII Vasa Ivan III B) England. IV. Conclusions. Huguenots Edward VI Gustavus Ivan IV C) Spain & Portugal. Politiques Mary Tudor Adolphus Volga D) Holland and Switzerland. Henry IV Elizabeth Baltic Sea Siberia B) Land Reclamation. Nantes Mary Stuart Sejm Livonia Sully James I Szhlachta Romanov
Lecture 11: Tensions in States and Societies. Terms: Outline: Land Tenure Bourgoisie I. Economic Changes. B) Growth of Populations. Manorial System Frederick II A) Agriculture. C) Growth of Urban Classes. Corvee Catherine II B) The Incubation of Industry. III. Politics in Stagnation. Enclosure Joseph II C) Commerce. A) Era of Absolutism. Guilds Louis XV D) Capitalism and Banking. B) Era of Enlightened Despotism. Poll Taxes Walpole II. Social Changes. C) Oligarchy in Britain. Proletariat Hanoverians A) Economic Changes Spur Social Changes.
Lecture 12: The Incubation of Industry. Terms: Outline: Guilds Enclosure I. The Origins of the Industrial Revolution. E) Energy. Joint Stock Turnpikes A) Commercial Revolution. F) Transportation. Company Coke B) Agricultural Revolution. G) Communication. Entrepreneurs Vail C) Scientific Revolution. IV. Conclusions. Non-Conformists Colonial Products II. The Industrial Revolution in England. Old Believers Spinning Jennies III. The Chain Reaction of the Industrial Revolution. Bank Notes James Hargraves A) An Ongoing Process. Mercantilism Physiocrats B) Invention and Industrialization. Capitalism Adam Smith C) Textile Manufacture.
Lecture 13: The Enlightenment: Its Origins and Themes. Terms: Outline: Enlightenment deduction theism I. Origins of the Enlightenment III. Spread of Enlightenment Ideas. Renaissance empiricism deism A) General Trends A)The Enlightenment Audience Reformation epistemology reason B) Cultural Trends B) Dissemination of the Ideas. Counterreformation John Locke salons C) Scientific Trends. IV. The Social and Political ideas of humanism Copernicus freemasons II. Themes and Ideas. the Enlightenment. classics Galileo Encyclopedists A) Physical Nature. A) Breakdown of Tradition. vernacular Kepler Montesquieu B) Human Nature. B) Concepts of Government. mannerism Brache Voltaire C) Idea of Progress. C) Popular Sovereignty. induction Newton Rousseau D) Toleration. D) Contract & General Will.
Lecture 14: The Legacy of the American and French Revolutions. Terms: Outline: Macchiavelli Confederation Texas I. Ideological Legacy. IV. Revolutionary Stirrings. Hobbes of the Rhine Rhigas Pheraios A) Liberalism A) Western Europe. Locke Duchy/Warsaw Philike Hetaireia B) Nationalism. B) Eastern Europe. Montesquieu Serbia Carbonari II. Social Legacy. C) The Middle East. Voltaire Muhammad Ali Masons A) Challenge to Monarchy. D) The Americas. Rousseau War of 1812 Romanticism B) Decline of Aristocracy. V. Instruments of Change. Jefferson Chile Vienna C) Liberation of Peasantry. A) New State Formations. De Concordet Argentina Congress D) Supremacy of Middle Class. B) New Political Institutions. La Patrie Simon Bolivar Code Napoleon III. Political Legacy. C) Military Service. Cisalpine Central America Decembrists A) Social & Political Revolution. D) Press & Secret Societies. Parthenopeon Columbia Liberalism B) National Liberation. E) Intellectual Currents. Batavian Mexico Nationalism VI. Conclusions.
Lecture 15: Affects of the Industrial Revolution. Terms: Outline: Factory surplus boycott I. Economic Changes. C) Negative Social changes. Manufacture inflation closed shop A) Factory System. IV. Organized Labor. Mass Production recession lockout B) Capitalism. A) Labor Relations. Standardization depression injunction C) Boom & Bust. B) Labor Strife. Assembly line laissez faire bargaining II. Political Changes. C) Labor Unions. Specialization regulation Municipal A) Rise of Middle Class. D) Labor Legislation. Division of Labor Combination Pauper Act B) Representative Government V. Conclusions. Capitalism Laws Factory Acts C) Changes in State Relations. Capital picketing Mines Act III. Social Changes. production collective Ten Hour Act A) Population & Urbanization. consumption bargaining Safety Code B) Positive social changes.
Lecture 16: Theories of Revolution and Evolution. Terms: Outline: Physiocrats Hegel Lucretius I. Social & Economic Theories/Solutions. B) Theory of Evolution. Adam Smith Humanitarianism Compte A) The Cooperative Movement. IV. Impact of Darwinism. Malthus Victor Hugo Positivism B) "Utopian" Socialism. A) Intellectual Impact. Ricardo Charles Dickens Lyell C) Marxian Socialism. B) Social Darwinism. Robert Owen Honore Balzac Darwin D) Anarchism & Syndicalism. C) Racialism and Racism. Fourier Thomas Carlyle Evolution E) Humanitarianism V. Science and Religion. St. Simon Utopian Bagelot II. Science and It Impact on Thought. A) Adversarial Relations. Louis Blanc Pure Science Gobineau A) "Cult of Science". B) Evolution and Creation. Karl Marx Applied Science Modernism B) Materialism. C) Other Areas of Conflict. Dialectic Feuerbach Nihilism C) Positivism. D) Conflict & Compromise. Materialism Buchner Nietzsche III. Darwinsim. VI. Conclusions. Class Struggle Haeckl Freud A) Charles Darwin.
Lecture 17: Changes in States and Societies. Terms: Outline: conscription trusts combustion reserves monopolies diesel I. Growth of Democracy & Authority. B) Socialism & Worker's Parties. suffrage cartels Fabians A) Suffrage. C) Labor Unions. mobilization corporations Bernstein B) Women's Rights. D) Welfare & State Socialism. public schools Nobel Revisionism C) Education. IV. Conclusions. telephone Rockefeller Reformism D) State Power. photography Carnegie Social Democrat II. Economic Changes. motion pictures Krupp Anarcho- A) The "2nd Industrial Revolution". phonograph Rhodes syndicalism B) Agricultural Changes. radio Marx Welfare C) Trusts, Monopolies, Corporations. mass-media Engles Internationals III. Social Changes. Press electricity Social Security A) Affects of Industrial Revolution. Literacy railroads automoblie B) Socialism & Worker's Parties.
Lecture 18: The Rise of Russia--The First Developing Country, 1400-1800. Terms: Outline: Ivan III Holy Alliance I. Introduction. IV. Trends in Russian History. E) First Industrialization. "Third Rome" Decembrists A) Gunpowder Empires. A) East/West differences. VII. Opposition and Revoution. Ivan IV Crimean War B) Rise of Russia. B) Serfdom continues. A) Forms of Opposition. Cossacks Emancipation II. Expansion Policy. C) Trade and Economy. B) The 1905 Revolution, Time of Troubles Zemstvo A) End of Mongol Rule. D) Social Problems. C) The Duma and Stolypin. Romanov Trans-Siberian B) Russian Revival. E) Russian Culture & West. D) Russia and Europe. Old Believers Sergei Witte C) Ivan IV . V. Russia and E. Europe. VIII. Conclusions. Peter I Intelligentsia D) Expansion trends. A) Poland and Elsewhere. A) Modernization. St. Petersburg narodniks E) Russia & Europe. B) Russian Empire ca. 1800. B) War and Peace. Catherine II Bolsheviks III. Peter I and Reforms. VI. Reform and Repression in 1800's Poland 1905 Revolution A) 17th Century Russia. A) Russia prior to Reform. Obrok Duma B) Tsarism. B) The Peasnt Issue. Barshchina Stolypin Reforms C) Westernization. C) Autocracy. Vienna Congress S.D.'s D) 18th Century Russia. D) Reform Era.
Lecture 19: The Islamic World and the Near East. Terms: Outline: Ottomans Selim III I. Introduction. B) Ascendency. B) Zealots and Herodians. Mehmed II Mahmud II A) Gunpowder Empires. C) Shiah State. C) European Intrusion. Suleiman II Tanzimat B) Comparison of States. D) Economy and Culture. D) Holy War. Janissaries Abdul Hamid II. The Ottoman Empire. E) Society. E) Dilemma of Near East. vizier Young Turks A) Origins. F) Decline. VIII. Persia. Millet Mamluks B) Gazi State. IV. Islam and Europe. A) Qajars. Safavids Muhammad Ali C) The Sultans. A) Weaknesses of Islam. B) Modernization's strains. Ismail Khedives D) Apogee. B) Consquences. C) Russia & Britain. Kizil Bashi Suez Canal E) Decline. V. Ottoman survival. IX. Islam and the Rise of Europe. Selim I Wahhabis F) Inner Dysfunctions. A) The Sick man of Europe A) Reactions. Shah Abbas Al-Arabi G) Outer Threats B) Attempts at Reform. B) Results. Imams/Mullahs Khartoum H) Islamic comparisons. C) Repression and Opposition. Isfahan Gordon III. Safavid Persia. VI. The Arab Lands. Nadir Shah Mahdi A) Origins. A) Backwater.
Lecture 20: India and South Asia. Terms: Outline: Mughals Java I. Introduction. H) Decline. B) Adaption. Babur sepoys A) Islamic Empires. III. The Formation of the Raj. C) Interaction. Humayn British Raj B) Hindu and Muslim A) Trade Empires. V. Imperial Reform in India. Akbar Plassey II. The Mughal Empire. B) East India Companies. A) Neglect. Sikh Robert Clive A) Origins. C) Government to 1858. B) Corruption. Din-i-Ilahi Ceylon B) Crisis. D) Post-1858. C) Impetae for reform. Taj Mahal Presidencies C) Akbar & Apogee. E) Conquest. D) Education. Nur Jahan Princely States D) Society. F) Indian Opposition. E) Westernizing Reforms. Aurangzeb Nabobs E) Economy. G) India & British Empire. F) Westernization. East India Cos. Cornwallis F) Culture. IV. Colonial Society in India. VI. Comparisons and Conclusions. Mataram Thugs G) Court. A) Implacement. Sumatra Sati
Lecture 21: China, Japan and East Asia to 1800. Terms: Outline: Asia trade Ming I. Introduction. III. Ming China. IV. Japan. caravels Macao A) Asia and Trade. A) Strengths. A) Japan & Europe. Goa Canton B) Impact of Europe. B) Ming Restoration. B) Revival of Shogunate. Hormuz Zhenghe II. Asia and Rise of Europe. C) Confucian Revival C) European impact. Malacca Matteo Ricci A) Exploration and war. D) Reforms. D) Isolation, Batavia Chong Zhen B) Trade. E) Society. VII. Initial impact of West. Holland Manchus C) Portugese. F) Economy. A) China and Japan. Gijanti Treaty Nobunaga D) Dutch & English. G) Expansion. B) Southeast Asia. Luzon Hideyoshi E) Tributary Systems. H) Contraction & contact. Mindanao Tokugawa F) Missionaries. I) Decline. Frances Xavier Edo G) Results. Robert de Nobili Deshima Hong Wu National Learning
Lecture 22: China, Japan and East Asia in the 19th century. Terms: Outline: Manchu Nur Ha-chi I. Introduction. III. Japan & the West. V. A Comparison Kang Tsi terakoya A) Western dominance. A) Transformations. A) China reaction to change. banner armies Dutch studies B) Cycles ended. B) Comparisons. B) Traditions end. compradors Matthew Perry II. Manchu China. IV.Japan's Westernization. C) Japan's Modernization. Lin Tse Tsu Meiji Restoration A) Self-Isolation. A) Decline of Shogunate. D) Japan and Asia. Opium War Diet B) Origins of Manchus. B) Western intrusion. Taiping Rebellion zaibatsu C) Economy and Society. C) Meiji State and Change. Hong Chu Kuan Sino-Japanese War D) Reform attempts. D) Political Change. Tz'u-hsi Russo-Japanese War E) Inner Dysfunctions. E) Economic Change. Boxer Rebellion "Yellow Peril" F) Outer Threats, F) Social & Economic Impact. Pu-yi G) Decline and Fall. G) Modernization.
Lecture 23: Africa--Northern and Sub-Saharan. Terms: Outline: Henry Navigator Shaka I. Introduction. C) Asante & Dahomey. VI. Onset of Colonialism. factories Mfecane A) Africa & Europe. D) East Africa & the Sudan. A) Colonies. El mina Swazi B) The Slave Trade. E) Settlers & Natives in S. Africa B) Governments. lancados Lesotho C) Sub-Saharan patterns. F) The Rise of the Zulus. C) Societies. Nzinga Mvemba candomble II. The Portugese Vanguard. D) Economies. Luanda vodun A) Penetration. V. Africans Abroad. E) Settler Colonies. Royal African Co. Palmares B) Early Slave Trade. A) Conditions of Slavery. VII. Conclusions. Indies Piece Suriname C) Affects. B) The Americas. Triangular trade Wilberforce III. The Slave Trade. C) Societies. Asante Empire Settler colonies A) Expansion. D) Culture. Osei Tutu Dominions B) Population Trends. E) The End of the Slave trade. Asantehene Colonies C) Organization. Dahomey Boer Republics IV. African Societies & Slavery Luo & Fulani Cecil Rhodes A) The Change of Slavery. Great Trek Boer Wars B) Slavery & States
Lecture 24: Oceania. Terms: Outline: Asia trade Micronesia I. Introduction. III. New Zealand. IV. The Powers in the Pacific. caravels Hawaii A) Oceania and Trade. A) Confrontation. A) Britain Goa New Zealand B) Impact of Europe. B) Accomodation. B) Holland. Hormuz New Guinea II. Islands and Europe IV. Hawaii C) France. Malacca Australia A) Exploration and war. A) Contacts. D) Spain. Batavia Dominions B) Trade. B) Consolidation. E) Germany. Holland Marshalls C) Portugese. C) Western Influence. F) Japan. Indonesia Marianas D) Dutch & English. D) Economic changes. G) Russia. Malaya Formosa E) Tributary Systems. E) Dependency & annexation. H) The U.S. Polynesia Sakhalin F) Missionaries. V. The Pacific Dominions. VII. Conclusions. Philippines Kuriles III. Impact on the Islands A) Australia & New Zealand.
Lecture 25: The Americas to 1800. Terms: Outline: encomienda captaincies I. Introduction. V. Portugese Brazil. IX. British & French America Caribbean Paulistas A) Transformation. A) Economy. A) Development. audiencia Minas Gerais B) European Conquest. B) Society. B) Status. de las Casas Rio de Janeiro C) Implantations. C) Gold & Exploration. C) Administration. Cortez castas II. Conquest of Americas VI. Colonial Societies. D) Society & Economy. Moctezuma peninsulares A) Caribbian beachhead A) Stratification. E) Native Relations. New Spain creoles B) The Mainland. B) Castes. X. North America & Europe. Pizarro amigos del pais C) Factors in Success. VII. Reforms in the 18th C. A) Similarities. Coronado Charles III A) III. Fate of the Natives. A) Origins. B) Differences. Potosí commercio libre A) Population. B) Trade and Power. C) Colonial Variation mita de Galvez B) Exploitation. C) Bourbon Reforms. D) French vs. British haciendas Pombal IV. Spanish Colonies. D) Portugese Reform. E) Colonial autonomy. obraies Comunero Revolt A) Economy. VIII. Latin America. XI. American Revolution. consulado Tupac Amaru B) Precious metals. A) Commonality. A) Causes. galleons New France C) Agriculture. B) Variety. B) Results. letrados Atlantic Colonies D) Commerce & Crafts. XII. Conclusions. viceroyalties Seven Year's War E) Administration. Cabral American Revolution F) Church and State
Lecture 26: The Americas from 1800 to 1914. Terms: Outline: Haiti Texas I. Introduction. F) Brazil. IX. The U.S., 1860-1914. L'Overture Guadalupe-Hidalgo A) Independence. V. Culture and Society. A) Economic Growth. Bonaparte Juarez B) Development. A) New Identities. B) Political development. Bourbon Maximilian II. Latin American B) Cultures. C) Societal Change. Hidalgo gauchos Independence. C) Societies. D) Cultural ferment Iturbide Rivadavia A) Causes. VI. Economic Expansion. E) Expansion. Bolivar de Rosas B) Spanish Colonies. A) Trade and manufacture.X. British North America. San Martín Argentina C) Brazil. B) Mexico. A) Government. John VI fazendas III. Problems of New States. C) Argentina. B) Economy. Pedro I Diaz A) Common goals. VII. The United States to 1860 C) Society. de Fancia cientificos B) Divergent results A) State. D) Culture. Santa Cruz United States C) Internal stresses B) Economy. E) Emergence of Canada. caudillos Canada IV. Development, 1820-70 C) Society. XI. U. S. Predominance. centralists Civil War A) Diplomacy & Trade D) Culture. A) Origins. federalists Reconstruction B) Economic Problems B) Regional Crisis. B) War &Expansion. Monroe Doctrine Immigration C) Liberals & Reform. VIII. Civil War. C) Trade & Expansion guano Manifest Destiny D) Mexico. A) Causes. D) Latin Reaction. Santa Ana E) Argentina. B) Affects. X. Conclusions.
Lecture 27: European Expansion and International Tensions, 1870-1914 Terms: Outline: Imperialism Transvaal Central Asia Spanish- I. The New Imperialism. colonialism Orange Free India American War A) Intensification of Expansion. concessions State Burma Russo- B) Types of Expansion. Spheres of Boers Malaya Japanese War II. Domination of Africa. Influence Algeria Indochina Tripolitanian A) Coastal Possessions. Extra- Tunisia Indonesia War B) Settler Colonies. territoriality Egypt/Sudan Dutch East Boxer Rebellion C) Protectorates. Protectorates Morocco Indies Macedonia D) Scramble for Colonies. colonies Cameroon China Moroccan Crises III. Expansion in Asia & Pacific. dominions Congo Hong Kong Young Turks A) Britain settler states Liberia Manchuria Bosnia/ B) France irridenta Ethiopia Korea Herzegovina C) Japan British East Tripolitania Japan Balkan Wars D) Russia India Co. Sudan Formosa Serbia E) China & Angola Somalia Taiwan Bulgaria Spheres of Influence. Mozambique Persia Zulu Greece IV. Conflicts Over Empire. Nigeria Afghanistan Amerindians Montenegro A) Africa. Gold Coast India Philippines Romania B) Asia. Cape Colony Bukhara Fashoda Triple Alliance C) Ottoman Empire. South Africa Khiva Afghanistan Triple Entente D) Native Resistance. V. Toward the First World War. A) Imperialism. B) Nationalism. C) Militarism. D) The Alliance System.