Post War Nationalism
An Annotated Timeline

Choose 10 significant events that reflect the post war nationalism of the regions discussed in last nights readings. This is due March 2-3. 
Be sure that you:
1.	State the date and event
2.	That you describe what the event was about
3.	That you clearly explain why the event you chose was important enough to include on your list.

Collapse of Chinese Imperial Rule [pages 401-404]:
The effective dates of the timeline should span 1917 to 1938. An example of the assignment would be:
1917: China declares war against Germany
Japan took over the disputed territory of the Korea in 1910. When WWI began, the Japanese also took over other parts of this region that had been controlled by Germany. This showed the weakness of the Manchu government and led to the overthrow of the emperor in 1911. By joining the allies and declaring war against Germany in 1917, the new Chinese government believed that the Allied powers would return control of these regions to the Chinese after the war.

Nationalism in India and Southwest Asia [pages 405-409]:
The effective dates of the timeline should span 1917 to 1938. An example of the assignment would be:
1918: Indian troops return home from WWI
India sent over 1,000,000 soldiers to fight with the British during WWI. During the war, the British parliament had declared favoring more direct participation of the Indians “in every branch of the administration [India], and the gradual development of self-governing institutions.” Upon returning home, expecting to be rewarded for their support during WWI, the Indians found that nothing had changed. They were still second class citizens in a British colony.