7. The Rise of Great and Greater Cities Paris Brazil: Sao Paulo Shanghai Moscow Dubai The United States: New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles Tokyo India: Mumbai, Bangalore, and Hyderabad London Beijing Seoul, Singapore, and Hong Kong
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9. The white settlers were surprised to see “settlers” already inhabiting the land…Indians!
10. In 1830, the US gov’t decided to confine the Indians to reservations.
11. Indians that were unrelenting to move or adapt (assimilation) were slaughtered.CONQUERING the WEST
12. The Great Transatlantic Migrations Between 1870 and 1914 the United States began to receive the largest amount of foreigners it had ever received…over 23 million!!! Irish German Italian
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14. Post war efforts were thwarted by white America who saw the changes as a threat. This began a period of segregation and violence as blacks fought back.
15. The Garvey Movement: An urge to convince those of African descent to move back to Africa; led by Marcus Garvey Jr.sharecropping Marcus Mosiah Garvey RACE RIOTS of 1917 - 19
16. Foreign Policy 100 cities account for 30% of the world’s economy, and almost all of its innovation! A new category of “mega city” is emerging around the world…the “knowledge city!” “knowledge city”: A city that has been purposefully designed to encourage the nurturing of collective knowledge. Knowledge cities: London, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Paris, Hong Kong, Singapore, Shanghai, Moscow, India, Beijing, Brazil, Tokyo, Seoul
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