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What was one effect of European trade in Southeast Asia?
1) The British colonized India. 2) India was under British rule for over 50 years. 3)The influence of Western ideas apex: the influence of western ideas or brought Christianity to Asia
What part of southeast Asia came under french rule?
The countries of Laos, Cambodia, and all of Vietnam.
What new form of resistance to colonial rule began to emerge at the beginning of the twentieth century?
Many people in Southeast Asia were unhappy about being ruled by Western powers. At first, resistance came from the ruling classes. Early resistance movements failed, but a new kind of resistance began to emerge at the beginning of the twentieth century. This resistance was based on nationalism.
What 3 continents did rome rule?
Asia, Europe and Africa.
How did the King of Siam keep his country from becoming a European colony?
Siam was the only country in Southeast Asia to avoid colonization by Britain or France, the two main colonizers in the area. The most commonly cited reason by historians is that the rulers of Siam gave concessions to Western countries, mostly having to do with trade. Thus, Britain got what they wanted out of the situation without having to maintain colonial rule.
What was one effect of European trade in Southeast Asia?
1) The British colonized India. 2) India was under British rule for over 50 years. 3)The influence of Western ideas apex: the influence of western ideas or brought Christianity to Asia
What country did people colonize and rule Southeast Asia?
Great Britain, Spain, and mainly China.
Which parts of southeast Asia came under french rule in the 1800s?
Modern day Vietnam and Laos
What part of southeast Asia came under french rule?
The countries of Laos, Cambodia, and all of Vietnam.
What has the author GARRY RODAN written?
GARRY RODAN has written: 'TRANSPARENCY AND AUTHORITARIAN RULE IN SOUTHEAST ASIA: SINGAPORE AND MALAYSIA'
What is true regarding French colonialism in Southeast Asia in the late 19th century?
Nationalists immediately began fighting and demanding freedom from French rule.
What areas did the Persians rule the Assyrians did not?
Egypt-Libya, western Asia Minor, Thrace-Macedonia, Persia-Central Asia.
How did colonial rule affect the people of Southeast Asia?
Many changes took place in Southeast Asia as a result of colonial control. In Southeast Asia, colonization brought mixed results. Economies grew based on cash crops or goods such as tin and rubber that could be sold on the world market. Roads, harbors, and rail systems linked areas and improved communication and transportation. These improvements were more for the benefit of European business than the local population. However, education, health, and sanitation improved! Political changes unified areas at the cost of weaker local leaders and governments. Unlike other colonial areas, millions of people from other areas of Asia and the world migrated to work on plantations and in the mines in Southeast Asia. This migration changed the cultural and racial makeup of the area. Southeast Asia became a melting pot of Hindus, Muslims, Christians, and Buddhists. The resulting cultural changes often led to racial and religious clashes that are still seen today.
Does any country rule Asia?
No. Asia has many countries and they rule themselves.
What effect did world war 2 have on Asia?
Aside from the misery brought about by the war, its overall impact on Asia was positive. It brought the end of Western colonial rule. It signaled the beginning of brighter times for the people of Asia. Today, Asia has grown to become the epicenter of the global economy, with China, Japan and India as the key countries.
What are the colonised countries of France?
Approximately half of the continent of Africa was under French colonial rule in the early twentieth century. Other French colonies included Lebanon and Indochina (southeast Asia).
What new form of resistance to colonial rule began to emerge at the beginning of the twentieth century?
Many people in Southeast Asia were unhappy about being ruled by Western powers. At first, resistance came from the ruling classes. Early resistance movements failed, but a new kind of resistance began to emerge at the beginning of the twentieth century. This resistance was based on nationalism.
