'British merchants' presentation slideshows

2013 The Last of the Chinese Dynasties and Arrival of Europeans

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History and Citizenship Education: Knowledge is Power

History and Citizenship Education: Knowledge is Power. First Occupants French Regime British Rule Contemporary Period. Population Economy Thoughts Power.

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Launching a New Nation

Launching a New Nation. Chapter 8. Washington takes Office . The Capital of the United states was New York City George Washington traveled there in April of 1789. Washington was inaugurated on April 30, 1789 He was anxious and knew that his actions would set a precedent.

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Causes of the American Revolution

Causes of the American Revolution. I Can:. * Identify the Views of: ___Patriots ___ Loyalists ___ Neutralists ___ I can identify the Proclamation of 1763 and explain why it caused conflict between the colonists and British.

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LAUNCHING THE NEW SHIP OF STATE - 1789-1800

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Societies at Crossraods

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Chapter 2

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The Opium Wars

The Opium Wars. Dispute between Great Britain and China. Growth of Opium Trade. Europeans bought silk, tea, porcelain, and spices from China Chinese would only trade goods for silver Drain on European finances. Opium Trade.

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American History

American History. Chapter 5, Section 1 Taxation Without Representation. Vocabulary and Timeline. Vocabulary: Revenue, writs of assistance, resolution, effigy, boycott, non-importation, repeal Timeline 1763 A.D. 1764 A.D. 1765 A.D. 1767 A.D.

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THE END OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION

THE END OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. 1. Use the information in the PowerPoint to fill in the complaints that each group had about the treaty. 2. When you are told to copy the slides, copy them onto the back of the WS. General Cornwallis surrendered to Washington in Yorktown, Virginia

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Beginnings of Industrialization 1760-1850

Beginnings of Industrialization 1760-1850. Eight Preconditions to Industrialization. 4 Preconditions for Europe:. 4 Preconditions for Britain:. Raw Materials Population Explosion Increase in Demand Increased Labor Force. Lots of Capital Laisezz-Faire Economy Perception of Mobility

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The Opium Wars

The Opium Wars. Dispute between Great Britain and China. Growth of Opium Trade. Europeans bought silk, tea, porcelain, and spices from China Chinese would only trade goods for silver Drain on European finances Opium manufactured in China since 15 th century for medical purposes

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Revolutionary War

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Acts, Laws, and Duties

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April 19, 1775 to October 1781 (when troops surrender)

April 19, 1775 to October 1781 (when troops surrender). The Players. Patriots-people who supported the war -Tended to be located in the New England and VA (40-45% pop) -Never more than 20000 troops at one time -Offered freedom to slaves who fought -Continental Army and militias

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Agenda

Agenda. Permission Slips Due!!!!!!!! Turn in Write up Pass to the front of the row Quiz 9.2 Did you finish your notes? Jigsaw Activity 9.3 Industrialization Spreads Presentations Students will be following along taking notes. Jigsaw Activity 9.3: Industrialization spreads. Instructions.

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Singapore

Singapore . Suitability - excellent harbour - good supply of drinking water - central location . Founding of Singapore. Increasing importance of China Trade - tea in great demand - make trade more lucrative : opium & Malay Archipelago trade

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China and the New Imperialism

China and the New Imperialism. By: Melissa Dowell. The Trade Issue. Chinese rulers placed strict limits on foreign traders. Restricted to a small area around Guangzhou. Chinese sold silk, porcelain and tea for gold and silver. Balance of trade- exports more than imports.

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Copper Mining in Chile

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