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Period: 1368 to
Ming Dynastie
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Quing Dynastie
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1st Opium War
Marked a momentous benchmark event in the reshaping of East Asian international relations in the nineteenth century, the beginning of the end of the tribute system.
Japan’s victory was the first shot of the Japanese imperial system. -
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Gunboat diplomacy (China)
That characterized Western policy in China during much of this transitional or interwar period -
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2nd Opium War
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United States/Japan Treaty of Amity and Commerce
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Allied military expedition to Peking
The formal acceptance by China of direct diplomatic intercourse with the Western powers marks the end of the long journey China was forced to take, departing from the tribute system. -
Treaty of Kanghwa
The treaty declared Korea an “autonomous state”. -
The Tonghak Rebellion
Were catalyst for the Sino-Japanese War. -
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Sino Japenese War
The vestigial influence of the traditional Chinese image of world order was finally shattered beyond recall. -
Rise of Japan
The rise of Japan begun in the last quarter of the nineteenth century. It replaced China as the dominant regional power. -
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Russo/Japan War
Japan’s stunning victory it was the first military victory by an Asian country over a European power. -
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Washington Naval Conference
Japan yielded to U.S. pressure to accept an unfavorable battleship ratio of 5:5:3 for the United States, Britain, and Japan, respectively. -
2nd Sino Japanese War
The World War 2 begun 2 years earlier in Asia. -
Creation of “Greater East Asian Co-Prosperity Sphere”
Policy to create a self-sufficient “bloc of Asian nations led by the Japanese and free of Western powers. -
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Japan invasion and ocupation
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Sgnature of the Tripartite Pact
The Axis alliance is created with Germany and Italy. -
Pacific War
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Cold War
Very destructive for Asia, particulary in the South-East. East Asia acquired the dubious distinction of having engendered the largest number of armed conflicts resulting in higher fatalities. The bipolar Asia constituted a break from the two previous attempts at regional integration. -
Declaration of the Truman Doctrine
Asia was ideological turning point for the United States’ global strategy and three of four major Cold War fault lines already drawn or in the process: Korea, China, and Vietnam. -
Creation of PRC
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Korean War
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Conference of Bandung
The Asian contries didn't want to choose a side in the Cold War confrontation. -
Severance of Diplomaic ties China/Rusia
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Creation of ASEAN
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"Nixon in China Shock"
The Sino-American rapprochement in 1970–1972 came to serve as the chief catalyst for China’s belated grand entry into the United Nations and UN Security Council as one of the five permanent members in late 1971. -
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Tensions Japan/China/USA
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China’s in the United Nations and UN Security Council
China’s belated grand entry into the United Nations and UN Security Council as one of the five permanent members in late 1971. -
Creation of APEC
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Asian financial crisis
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Integration of India and ASEAN countries
More and more presented in the Asia political scene, but China keep its hegemonia. -
Asian financial recovery
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Muslim insurgency Thailand
A lot of religion insurgency beat the region of Asia. This one is one of the most important. -
Tsunami
The region is very threaten by the natural disasters. -
FIres in Indonesia
The fires are one the threat important in the region. One of the important consequence od the fires is the smoky clouds and the important rates of contamination. -
Waxing of tourism
167 millions tourists.
78% are interregional tourists -
Improvment relations Japan/China
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Rusia could be integrated ?
There is a rise of relations between Ruisa and Asia but the integration of Rusia continue to be a concern.