History

• causes of european expansionism[god]


  -to spread religious beliefs(Christianity)

  -believed it was their duty to spread their religion

  -missionaries & humanitarian work(act of good will for example giving resources like food so the people will trust that the religion is real)
• causes of european expansionism[gold]


  -for money, raw materials(cotton etc), manufactered goods(textile etc)

  -for trade routes, market, and human(slaves or soldiers)

  -make money to supply for population and production, conker for colonies
• causes of european expansionism[glory]


  -for pride to a country, competition, military power

  -belief of own superior(believing that one is the best)
• causes of industrial revolution[political stability]

  -taxes were low so it was easy for businesses and trade to take place

  -no war taking place inside of Britain

  -peaceful for farming or trading
• causes of industrial revolution[geographical location]


  -Britain was surrounded by sea

  -lots of space to build ports and ships

  -helps to develop a mature sea trade for more resources and markets.
• causes of industrial revolution[rise in population]


  -rise of population caused high demands in food, medical care

  -new machinary and technology were invented to keep up with the demands
• causes of industrial revolution[raw materials]



  -Britain had a great acess to coal and iron

  -coal was able to power steam engines used for large machines

  -also improved steam boats and trains used for transportation and trading

  -increased efficency

  -iron were used to construct machines, rails and buildings
• causes of industrial revolution[argriculture revolution]



  -increase in food production supported a growing population

  -improved efficiency and freed up laborers to work in the factories
• Nationalism

  • emphasizes the sovereignty and independence of the Chinese nation
  • aims to eliminate foreign influence
  • seek the promotion and preservation of Chinese traditions
• Democracy

  • the establishment of a Republican government that is elected and responsive to the will of the people
  • advocates for the protection of individual rights and freedoms
• Livelihood

  • focuses on improving the well-being and quality of life for the Chinese people
  • aims to address poverty, inequality, and social injustices by promoting land reform, and social welfare programs
• Politically

  -Power and authority of the government derived from the people.

  -Political participation grew as more people could vote

  -More common citizens (or “new men”) played increasingly important roles in local and state governance.
• Economically

  -Opened the western territories for invasion and settlement, which created new domestic markets.

  -Americans began to create their own manufactures, no longer content to rely on those in Britain.