AP World History
World History
Modern Period
|Period |Theme/Big Ideas |Terms/Concepts |Comparisons |
|Modern: 1750 C.E – 1914 C.E. |Industrialization |Industrial Revolution | |
|Industrial Revolution |2nd Agricultural |Agricultural Revolution Part 2 |Compare Scientific |
|Imperialism |Revolution |Enclosure |Revolution to |
|Political Upheaval |Rapid Technological |Importance of Coal |Industrial Revolution |
|Revolutions |Innovation |Urbanization |Contrast Social |
|Independence Movements |Capitalism |Rise of the Middle Class |Structures |
|Unifications |Imperialism |Technological Innovation |pre-industrial vs. |
| |Nationalism |Domestic system |post industrial |
| |Liberalism |Machines |Contrast capitalism |
| |Conservatism |Flying shuttle and spinning jenny |vs. mercantilism |
| |Anatomy of a Revolution |Steam Engine |Compare European and |
| |Latin American |Telegraph |Japanese Industrialism|
| |Independence |Telephone |Compare Imperialism in|
| |European Hegemony over |Radio |Latin America, Africa,|
| |Asia,China, and Africa |Light bulb |India, and China |
| |Intellectual Challenges |Internal Combustion Engine |Compare types of |
| |to the Status Quo |Airplane |“revolutions” |
| | |The Factory System | |
| | |Division of Labor | |
| | |Interchangeable parts | |
| | |Assembly line | |
| | |Efficiency | |
| | |Economies of Scale | |
| | |Child Labor and Exploitation | |
| | |Romantic backlash | |
| | |Economic Theories and Social Philosophies | |
| | |Adam Smith Wealth of Nations | |
| | |Free-market System | |
| | |Laissez-faire capitalism | |
| | |Karl Marx and Communist Manifesto | |
| | |Socialism and Communism as capital and industrial critiques. | |
| | |Luddites : anti-industrial and technology | |
| | |Reform: | |
| | |Factory Acts of 1883 | |
| | |Labor Unions | |
| | |Public Education, Wage and Labor Laws = goal of social mobility | |
| | |Positive Effects of Industrialism and Negative Effects of Industrialism | |
| | |Industrialization outside the West | |
| | |Meiji Restoration | |
| | |Emancipation of Russian Serfs | |
| | | | |
| | |Imperialism | |
| | |In search of markets and natural resources: stealing is easier than dealing | |
| | |Helps establish national prestige. Source of alliances and nationalistic competition | |
| | |Justification: | |
| | |Social Darwinism (perversion of the theory) | |
| | |White Man’s Burden | |
| | |Ethnocentrism | |
| | |Might makes right | |
| | |Imperialism in India | |
| | |British East India Company | |
| | |Robert Clive | |
| | |Sepoy Mutiny | |
| | |Bahadur Shah II | |
| | |Indian National Congress | |
| | |Imperialism in China | |
| | |Opium Wars = Drug pushers force open the door | |
| | |Treaty of Nanjing | |
| | |“Unequal treaties” | |
| | |Hong Kong become British possession | |
| | |Contrast Imperialism in China vs. India/Africa = wanted trading concessions not | |
| | |colonies | |
| | |Chinese Revolt against Manchu Dynasty | |
| | |White Lotus Rebellions | |
| | |Taiping Rebellion | |
| | |Sino-French and Sino-Japanese War | |
| | |Spheres of Influence + “Open Door” Policy | |
| | |Boxer Rebellion | |
| | |Boxer Protocol | |
| | |1911 Sun Yat-sen Republic | |
| | |Japanese Imperialism | |
| | |Treaty of Kanagawa | |
| | |Meiji Restoration: shogun out, emperor in, Westerners Out = Last Samurai | |
| | |European Imperialism in Africa | |
| | |Slave Trade Ends but country still raped as it is carved up from afar by European | |
| | |Powers | |
| | |Conrad’s Heart of Darkness | |
| | |South Africa, Zulus, the Boer War, and Apartheid (African National Congress) | |
| | |Egypt: Muhammed Ali + Suez Canal | |
| | |Compare European Colonialism in Africa and Latin America | |
| | | | |
| | |Political Upheavals: | |
| | |The American Revolution (Seven Years War helps set up French Revolution | |
| | |French Revolution | |
| | |Liberty, Equality and Fraternity | |
| | |Estates General | |
| | |National Assembly | |
| | |The Declaration of the Rights of Man | |
| | |Phases of the Rev | |
| | |Terror | |
| | |Jacobins | |
| | |Napoleon and Napoleonic Codes | |
| | |Conservative Restructuring | |
| | |Metternich and Congress of Vienna | |
| | |Independence Movements | |
| | |Haiti Slave Revolt | |
| | |Simon Bolivar and Venezuela | |
| | |Jose de San Martin in Argentina | |
| | |Brazil = Power to Pedros | |
| | |Mexico = Miguel Hidalgo and Jose Morelos | |
| | |Unifications | |
| | |Italian Nationalism | |
| | |Germany | |
| | |Otto von Bismark | |
| | |Franco Prussian War | |
| | |William I and II | |
| | |Other Stuff | |
| | |Russia under the Czar | |
| | |Russification | |
| | |Ottoman Empire is falling apart | |
| | |US starts to carry the big stick | |
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