This document discusses the major global events and imperialist activities during Jose Rizal's lifetime in the late 19th century, including the abolition of serfdom in Russia, Napoleon III's invasion of Mexico, the unification of Italy and Germany, the expansion of Western empires like Britain and increased imperialism from nations like France, Germany, Japan, and Russia through colonization of Asia and parts of Africa. It also outlines Spain's loss of most of its colonies in Latin America by the 1820s and its remaining colonies of Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines by the end of the period.

1. RIZAL
AND HIS
TIME

2. RIZALAND HIS TIME
• conflict that
resulted to war
and resolution,
• struggle of the
weak countries

3. RIZALAND HIS TIME
• mindset
• Filipinos were
not the only
nation fought for
freedom.

4. RIZALAND HIS TIME
• principles
• attitudes
• morale

5. RIZALAND HIS TIME
• The World of
Rizal’s Time
• The Philippines
of Rizal’s Time.

6. RIZALAND HIS TIME
• The rise of the
Imperial nations
• The defeat of the
tyrant leaders
• The combination
of the two.

7. The World of Rizal’s Time
 Freedom of the
Slaves
 Napoleon III in
Mexico
 The Triumph of
Italy and Germany

8. The World of Rizal’s Time
 Western
Imperialism
 Other imperialist
nations

9. Freedom of the Slaves
 Czar Alexander II
 22, 500,000 Serfs
 Serf – Agricultural
Laborer

10. Freedom of the Slaves

11. Freedom of the Slaves
Abraham
Lincoln

12. Freedom of the Slaves

13. Napoleon III in Mexico
 Benito Juarez
 President in
Mexico

14. Napoleon III in Mexico
 Louis-Napoleon
Bonaparte
 President and
Emperor of the
Second French
Empire

15. Napoleon III in Mexico
 Ferdinand
Maximilian Joseph
 Puppet emperor of
Mexico (the only)

16. Napoleon III in Mexico
 May 15, 1867
 Defeated in the
Battle of
Queretaro

17. Napoleon III in Mexico
 June 19, 1867
 Executed

18. Napoleon III in Mexico
 June 19, 1867
 Ended the
ambition of
Emperor Napoleon
III to colonize Latin
America

19. The Triumph of Italy and Germany

20. The Triumph of Italy and Germany
 Camillo Paolo
Filippo Giulio
Benso

21. The Triumph of Italy and Germany
 Italian statesman
and a leading
figure in the
movement
toward Italian
unification

22. The Triumph of Italy and Germany
 Giuseppe
Garibaldi
 Italian general
and politician

23. The Triumph of Italy and Germany

24. The Triumph of Italy and Germany

25. The Triumph of Italy and Germany
 King Victor
Emmanuel
 The First
King of Italy

26. The Triumph of Italy and Germany

27. The Triumph of Italy and Germany
 William I a.k.a
Wilhelm I
 King of Prussia
 The First
German Emperor

28. The Triumph of Italy and Germany

29. The Triumph of Italy and Germany
 Adolph Thiers
 First President of
the Third French
Republic

30. Western Imperialism
 Queen Victoria
 United Kingdom
of Great Britain
 Ireland
 1 May 1876 –
Empress of India

31. Western Imperialism
 First Opium War
(1840-1842)
 Hong Kong
 Second Opium War
(1856-1860)
 Kowloon
Peninsula

32. Western Imperialism
 1859
 India
 India
 Pakistan
 Bangladesh

33. Western Imperialism
 Anglo-Burmese
Wars (1824-1826,
1852, and 1885)
 Burma

34. Western Imperialism
o Other lands in Asia which
became British colonies:
 Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
 Maldives
 Aden
 Malaya
 Singapore and
 Egypt

35. Western Imperialism
o Lands in the South Pacific
became British colonies:
 Australia
 New Zealand

36. Other Imperialist Nation
 France
 Vietnam
 Cambodia
 Laos

37. Other Imperialist Nation
 Netherlands East
Indies (Indonesia)

38. Other Imperialist Nation
 Russia
 Siberia
 Kamchatka
 Kuriles
 Alaska
 $7, 200,000

39. Other Imperialist Nation
 1865 to 1884
 Bokhara
 Khive
 Kokand
 China

40. Other Imperialist Nation
 Japan
 China - Sino-
Japanese War
(1894-95)
 Formosa (Taiwan)
 Pescadores

41. Other Imperialist Nation
 Japan
 Korea

42. Other Imperialist Nation
 Germany
 Carolines
 Palaus
 BUT

43. Other Imperialist Nation
 Pope Leo XIII
 Carolina Question
 October 22, 1885
 Spain
 Carolines and Palaus
 HOWEVER

44. Other Imperialist Nation
Germany
 The right to trade in the
disputed archipelagoes
 The right to establish a
coaling station in Yap for
the German navy

45. Other Imperialist Nation

46. Other Imperialist Nation

47. Other Imperialist Nation

48. Other Imperialist Nation

49. Other Imperialist Nation

50. Other Imperialist Nation
 Spain lost her rich colonies
in Latin America:
 Paraguay (1811)
 Argentina (1816)
 Chile (1817)
 Colombia and Ecuador
(1819)

51. Other Imperialist Nation
 The Central American
countries namely: Costa
Rica, Honduras, Guatemala,
El Salvador and Nicaragua,
(1821)

52. Other Imperialist Nation
 Spain lost her rich colonies
in Latin America:
 Venezuela (1822)
 Peru (1824)
 Bolivia and Uruguay
(1825)

53. Other Imperialist Nation
 Spain rule over the following
nations:
 Cuba
 Puerto Rico
 Philippines

54. Other Imperialist Nation
 End of the First
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