PPT-Westernization and Southernization

Westernization Westernization is a process that every industrial country in the world has experienced to at least some extent They all have their own paths to industrialization however These paths represent their beliefs about he West and its relative strengths or weaknesses The 19th and early 20th century offers three prominent examples Russia China and Japan. ii Westernization in China: A Case Study in Processed Potatoes Keywords:ion, food demand, convenience foods The demand for convenience foods is in food preferences are still largely unknown. To me American Ideas. Japanese who visited America and other western countries studied the construction of their houses and examined their furnishings- sofas, armchairs, mirrors, china and cutlery. They they tried to recreate a “Western room” in their own homes.. Westernization of Russia . Culture. Only affected upper class. Greater freedom of women. Requires nobles to shave beards & dress like Westerners. Educational improvements. Math & science. Forms military hierarchy. and . Industrialization in Russia. Chapter 25-2. Major Czars and Czarinas of Russia. Peter I, “The Great” 1682 – 1725 . . Czar / Tsar ( . Щ. ϲ. a. р. ) - - - “Emperor of all the . Russias. 1979. The Iranian Revolution. The Iranian Revolution began in January 1978 and ended in April 1979. During the Iranian Revolution began, the ruler was Muhammad Reza Pahlavi. It began because of the corruption of the king and his beliefs. Focus Question:. In what ways did resistance to . rapid change . lead to a return to a. traditional Japanese worldview?. 1870s. Hundreds of Western workers moved into specially designated areas of Yokohama, Nagasaki, Osaka and Tokyo.. American Ideas. Japanese who visited America and other western countries studied the construction of their houses and examined their furnishings- sofas, armchairs, mirrors, china and cutlery. They they tried to recreate a “Western room” in their own homes.. an end to which our studies may point.. The use of reading is to aid us in thinking.. ”. E. Napp. “Southernization”. Title: “Southernization”. Written by Lynda Shaffer. Published by Journal of World History, Vol. 5, No. 1.