GINS 1000 Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: Greg Grandin, Spanish Civil War, Monroe Doctrine

• School: Carleton University
• Department: Global and International Studies
• Course: GINS 1000
• Professor: All

Document Summary

New imperialism: new players: us, japan, germany, belgium and netherlands, change in tactics: indirect rule , updated ideologies: civilizing mission. 1898 wars: spanish- american (+ cuban(1959) + filipino(1946), us" first foray into imperialism, great debate: republic or empire, jingoism and the white man"s burden , america"s backyard (greg grandin) -monroe doctrine (1823) Indigenous peoples as impediments to progress : indian removal act 1830, massacre at wounded knee 1890, closing of the frontier 1893. Cause (in brief: m- militarism, a- alliances, i- imperialism, n- nationalism, a-assassination: gavrilo princip. Central power: german empire, austro- hungarian empire, bulgaria, ottoman empire the russian revolution build up to the revolution rapid industrialization, peasant and worker grievances, 1905 rebellion october manifesto, tsar nicholas ii, world war i. **actually happened in march different type of calendar** End of austral- hungarian, german, ottoman and russian empires: armenian genocide (1915) Rise in women suffrage, anti-racist activism, anti- colonial nationalism. Influenza kills 3-5% of global population (50 million min)