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1 Key points of Japanese imperialism • Tokugawa period 1600-1868 Dual gov.: shogun + (emperor) • Meiji period1868-1912 Perry 1853> conflict> emperor restored 1868 • One of the Imperialist gang 1895-1931 • Unilateral Imperialism 1931-1945 Kirsten Ziomek May 12, 2008 How does imperialism affect ordinary people? Power is fluid in times of empire Classification of Races Omai, South Sea Islander displayed in London 1780 The Age of International The Age of International Exhibitions Exhibitions 1850 1850- 1950 1950

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Page 1: Japanese imperialism - Harold Marcusemarcuse.faculty.history.ucsb.edu/classes/2c/08lectures/2c08L13Kirs… · 1 Key points of Japanese imperialism • Tokugawa period 1600-1868 Dual

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Key points ofJapanese imperialism

• Tokugawa period 1600-1868Dual gov.: shogun + (emperor)

• Meiji period1868-1912Perry 1853> conflict> emperor restored 1868

• One of the Imperialist gang 1895-1931• Unilateral Imperialism 1931-1945

Kirsten ZiomekMay 12, 2008

How does imperialism affect ordinary people?

Power is fluid in times of empire

Classificationof Races

Omai, South Sea Islander displayed in London 1780

The Age of International The Age of International Exhibitions Exhibitions 18501850--19501950

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Paris 1889

Osaka 1903Osaka 1903

Human Pavilion 1903

Taiwan

Taiwan

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Taiwan

98% Han Chinese2% Aborigine ethnic groups (13)

Periods of colonial rule1)Dutch 2) Qing 3) Japanese 4)

Kuomintang ROC ? Japanese rule 1895-1945

Tour group 1911

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