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5.6 �G. GOV�Explain the causes and effects �of the economic strategies �of different states and empires.�
1750-1900
SKILL�Making Connections: �CAUSE & EFFECT
ISOLATION
ISLAND of JAPAN
MEIJI RESTORATION
Emperor Meiji
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SKILL: Comparison
What we will learn:
Examine the role the state played in the development of industrialization in Japan.
Making Connections through the relationships of cause and effect.
What we will do:
Isolationist Practices
REVIEW:�Tokugawa Shogunate�Rule Japan from 1600 to 1868
Tokugawa Laws of Japan in 1634
Causes of Japan’s �‘Opening’ & Westernizing
JAPAN’S CONFRONTS FOREIGNERS (1853)
Open Door Policy
American:�Matthew �Perry
U.S. Navy Ships:�- Iron
- Over 50 cannons�- Fast - steam engine �- Many available
Steam Pipe
Japan’s Navy
They did not have one in �1853
Japan Considers the Fate of China
Period of Industrialization & Westernization in Japan
Meiji Restoration
Remedy or Actions Taken by Japan
The Meiji constitution of 1889 is promulgated
SHOGUN is REMOVED: Emperor Meiji takes his place
Remedy or Actions Taken by Japan
Emperor Meiji invests heavily in railroads, steamships, & exporting
State Run: Emperor Meiji organizes & Pays for Train
Remedy or Actions Taken by Japan
Emperor Meiji invests heavily in railroads & steamships
State Run: Emperor Meiji organizes & Pays for Boats
Remedy or Actions Taken by Japan
Emperor Meiji allows for ‘Zaibatsu’ = private investment
Mostly family owned business (ex. Toyota & Mitsubishi)
The Mitsubishi Bank�1880
Remedy or Actions Taken by Japan
Emperor Meiji gets rid of samurai warriors
Reorganizes military - introduces modern weapons
CONSEQUENCES
Japan’s Share of Output
Successfully develop manufacturing & exporting
Very different� than Russia
Very different �than Ottoman
Let’s Practice our skill: �Making Connections: ‘cause & effect’
�STATE �Sponsored
INDUSTRIAL
Economy
Meiji Japan
CAUSE #1
CAUSE #2
EFFECT #1
EFFECT #2
Identify
Explain
Identify
Explain
Matthew Perry; interactions with the West
Shogunate lacked technology; changes needed
Japan witnesses Chinese fate with Europe
Japanese negotiate & create their own industrialization w/ limited help from Europe-USA
Identify
Explain
Identify
Explain
Causes: Claim in complete sentences
Another cause of state-sponsored industrialization in Japan were previous Chinese experiences with the West. China’s experience lead to Japan’s modernization because it demonstrated that appeasing Europe - U.S. was a positive strategy and instead depended in their own investments and developments.
Causes: Claim in complete sentences
Another cause of state-sponsored industrialization in Japan were previous Chinese experiences with the West. China’s experience lead to Japan’s modernization because it demonstrated that appeasing Europe - U.S. was a positive strategy and instead depended in their own investments and developments.
BREAKDOWN
Identify
Explain
Let’s Practice our skill: �Making Connections: ‘cause & effect’
�STATE �Sponsored
INDUSTRIAL
Economy
Meiji Japan
CAUSE #1
CAUSE #2
EFFECT #1
EFFECT #2
Identify
Explain
Identify
Explain
Matthew Perry; interactions with the West
Shogunate lacked technology; changes needed
Japan witnesses Chinese fate with Europe
Japanese negotiate & create their own industrialization w/ limited help from Europe-USA
Identify
Explain
New treaties giving Japan greater economic power
Japanese industrialization�becomes a great success
Identify
Explain
Japan uses its own resources & capital to industrialize
Japan becomes a regional economic power & rivals Europe & USA -- b/c steamships & R.R.
Effects: Claim in complete sentences
Another effect of Japan’s state-sponsored industrialization was the fact that it became a regional power and a rival to Europe and the U.S. Japan was able to achieve this they developed thousands of miles of railroads and their coal output expanded by 350%.
Effects: Claim in complete sentences
Another effect of Japan’s state-sponsored industrialization was the fact that it became a regional power and a rival to Europe and the U.S. Japan was able to achieve this they developed thousands of miles of railroads and their coal output expanded by 350%.
BREAKDOWN
Identify
Explain