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East Asia Timeline: HIST 218 Course Summary Notes

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This document summarizes the major events covered in the course. It is intended as a study aid for revision and for planning the final exam essay. The content is organized as a table. Rows are time periods, and columns are China, Japan, Vietnam, Korea and Taiwan. Reading across a row shows what was happening in each country during the same period. Reading down a column shows how one country developed over time. Topics include the Qing decline and Western pressure, the rise of Japan as a military power, French colonial rule in Vietnam, Japanese rule in Korea, the Chinese Civil War, the Korean War, Mao-era economic experiments, and China's opening to the non-socialist world. **How it can be used** - Review the chronology of major events before the exam - Compare countries across the same period when preparing essay arguments - Find specific events or dates to use as essay evidence The document is a landscape-format Word file. It was originally created by hand. The original manuscript is also attached. A Word file is created based on the original manuscript for higher readability. The content across the files is the same.

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East Asia Timeline: China, Japan, Vietnam, Korea, Taiwan
Course: HIST 218 Modern East Asian History

Period China Japan Vietnam Korea Taiwan
Ming (to • Warring states period
1644) • ~1600: Tokugawa rule
begins
• Some influence from
China (but less than Korea
and Vietnam)

Qing (to • Since 1840s: “national • Rising military power, • Pretext: more steeped in • 18th century: bloom
1912) humiliation” 1868–1912* various foreign languages, • 1876: Japan – Ganghwa
• Western indirect control and • 1895: Sino-Japanese War culture and practices than Treaty
concessions China/Japan
• 1905: Russo-Japanese • After 1906: Japanese
• Sino-Japanese War War • Became a French colony*
protectorate / colony
• Racist nationalism (?) –
1919*

1912–1945 • Divided state, multiple • 1919: WW1 • 1919: nationalism • During WW2 (1939–45):
governments • 1912–31 under Japanese rule
• Civil War, 1913–1937 (CCP • 1931–37
founded 1921)
• 1937–1945: Japanese
aggression war (WW2)
• (WW1: 1914–1918)
1945–1949 • Civil War • After 1945: (no details • 1945–1970s: War • 1945–50
noted)

1950–1953 • Korean War • Korean War
1953–1956 • “Good life?”
• Socialist experimentation
• Planned economy
~1960 • Reorganizing state and society, • South Korea:
but poorly planned industrialization
• Food shortage & famine • Educated people moved
from North Korea to the
South after the war

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