1. BellringerBellringer
1.1. Contrast Japan’s geography with China’sContrast Japan’s geography with China’s
2.2. Why did European countries engage inWhy did European countries engage in
Imperialism during the 1800’s?Imperialism during the 1800’s?
3.3. If you were the Emperor of Japan in 1855 andIf you were the Emperor of Japan in 1855 and
you watched what happened to China, whatyou watched what happened to China, what
would your policy be towards Europeans?would your policy be towards Europeans?
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2. Quick partner issueQuick partner issue
 Some partners dysfunctionalSome partners dysfunctional
 Find out something interesting or specialFind out something interesting or special
about your partnerabout your partner
 Sticks from 5Sticks from 5

3. Upset victoriesUpset victories
 When someone who isn’t supposed to win,When someone who isn’t supposed to win,
winswins
 First to 7 examples, 5 extra credit points, or 6First to 7 examples, 5 extra credit points, or 6
minmin
 Sports, movies, books, historySports, movies, books, history

4. Japan page 698Japan page 698

5. Asian Responses to ImperialismAsian Responses to Imperialism
Ch 22Ch 22 1. Use + short explain:
Open Door Policy
Boxer Rebellion
Russo-Japanese War
Commodore Perry
Conquered Korea
Conquered Manchuria
Opium War
Asia
Mainland
Islands
“Please go away”
“If you can’t beat ‘em,
join ‘em”
Modern ways
traditional
ChinaJapan
2. How does this lesson/activity explain
Japan’s role in World War II?

6. Asian Responses to ImperialismAsian Responses to Imperialism
Ch 22Ch 22 1. Use + short explain:
Open Door Policy
Boxer Rebellion
Russo-Japanese War
Commodore Perry
Conquered Korea
Conquered Manchuria
Opium War
Asia
Mainland
Islands
“Please go away”
“If you can’t beat ‘em,
join ‘em”
Modern ways
traditional
ChinaJapan
2. How does this lesson/activity explain
Japan’s role in World War II?