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| People who were barred from important British positions |
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| The two rival religious groups |
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| How the British saw themselves as compared with Indians |
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| The British policy of divide and rule worked well because India had so many of these. |
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| states (or native princes) |
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| Ruling British government official of India |
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| European country with a near-monopoly on Indian trade in the 1500s |
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| Trading company that controlled most of India |
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| the British East India Company |
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| Small jail cell where British prisoners died overnight |
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| the Black Hole of Calcutta |
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| Important state, site of Calcutta, conquered by the British |
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| Two major factors that prevented Indian unity |
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| the caste system and religious differences |
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| The minority religious group in India |
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| This encouraged Indian ideas about nationalism, democracy, and socialism. |
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| Parliament transferred rule of India to this entity in 1858. |
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| the British Crown (or government) |
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| Reformer and scholar often called the founder of Indian nationalism. |
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| Group formed to protect the interests of its religious follwers |
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| Military officer who expanded British control |
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| Mutiny (revolt) of the native troops in 1857 |
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| Group that favored Indian self-rule |
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| the Indian National Congress |
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| Important French trading base on India's southeast coast taken by the British in 1761 |
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| Important British trading base on India's southeast coast |
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| Peninsula east of India and south of China |
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| Indochina (or Southeast Asia) |
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| Large Asian countries that strongly influenced southeast Asia |
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| What the first European traders came looking for |
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| Two beverage products Southeast Asia became an important source of |
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| Asian nation that once dominated eastern Southeast Asia |
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| System of native work in the Dutch colony |
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| Ocean to the southwest of Southeast Asia |
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| Early European traders along the Southeast Asian coast |
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| the Portuguese and the Dutch |
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| Country that took control of Burma |
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| Island at the southern tip of the Southeast Asian peninsula |
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| The only independent state (a kingdom) of Southeast Asia |
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| European nation that took control of eastern Southeast Asia |
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| Term for the French-controlled nations of Southeast Asia |
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| Trading company that governed the Netherlands' island possessions |
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| the Dutch East India Company |
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| The Dutch colony of Southeast Asia |
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| the Dutch (Netherlands) East Indies |
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| Kingdom on the eastern border of India |
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| Peninsula that jutted out at the southern end of Southeast Asia |
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| Britain controlled the northern part of this large island. |
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| Britain controlled the southeastern part of this large island. |
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| Sea that bordered Southeast Asia on the east |
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| The major islands of the Dutch colony (6) |
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| Sumatra, Java, Borneo, Celebes, Timor, New Guinea |
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| Basic foreign policy of the ruling dynasty |
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| Drug that the British introduced to China |
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| China's giant neighbor to the north |
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| Type of government established in China by the revolution of 1912 |
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| Ruling dynasty from 1644 until 1911 |
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| War that opened China to increased British rule |
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| Island granted to the British in 1842 |
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| Peninsular country east of China |
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| Nation that defeated China in a war of 1894-95 |
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| Northern area Russia wanted control of |
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| U.S. backed policy of giving all nations equal trading rights in China |
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| Movement to drive all foreigners out of China |
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| Leader of the revolution against the Manchus |
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| Chinese term for treaties China was forced to sign |
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| Rebellion that weakened the Manchus |
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| Russian naval base near Manchuria |
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| Dowager empress who blocked most modernization reforms |
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| The young emperor Guang Xu launched a hundred days of this. |
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| The Nationalist People's Party |
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| Sea between China and Korea |
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| Foreign policy of Japan before imperialism |
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| Japan refused to help these people in distress. |
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| Purpose of the first European treaties with Japan |
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| Japan developed a surplus of this as it industrialized. |
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| Japan had to import these important items. |
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| All Japanese became literate because of this. |
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| universal public education |
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| U.S. naval officer who arranged for a treaty |
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| Japan's response to Western conflict |
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| industrialization and/or modernization |
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| Japan's form of government after 1889 |
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| constitutional (but absolute) monarchy |
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| Countries that Japan fought for control of Korea |
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| Excellent harbor taken from China by Russia, then Japan |
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| Island colony acquired by Japan from China in 1894 |
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| Man who arranged the peace between Russia and Japan |
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| Japan and Russia divided this area into two spheres of influence |
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| Japan annexed this country in 1910, renaming it Chosen. |
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| Only Japanese port open to foreign trade until the mid-1800s |
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| The reign of "enlightened rule" |
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| Emperor who established the reign of "enlightened rule" |
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| Peninsula on Manchuria's southern coast fought over by China, Russia, and Japan |
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| Treaty ending the Russo-Japanese war was signed here. |
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| Portsmouth, New Hampshire |
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