Story of the World, The Modern Age,
Book 4, pp. 1—35, Chapters 1—3
Fill In
Copy and label map, page 4
The River Th_________ flows through
London, England.
Great Britain was composed of the
smaller states of E_______________, S____________, I_______________,
and W______________.
In 1851, Queen V________________ ruled
England. She was married to Prince A____________. AT the time,
Great Britain ruled an empire that spread to A____________,
C__________, New Z_________________, I_________, South
A_____________. The s_____ never s_______ on the Bri___________
Em__________.
Britain had taken over I____________
after setting up tr__________ posts. The E____ I_______Company then
started taking control of the country.
Draw and label the picture, page 10
British r____________ in India started
with a company taking charge, but eventually the British government
had control. The Emperor of India, B____________ Sh__________ (shah
is a title), was paid by the E_________ I____________ C____________
and had little control of his own.
Many Indian subjects served in the
British army as s____________. Many rebelled after being ordered to
travel to other countries or use rifles with powder packaged with
animal fat. They took over parts of India. British soldiers took
the territory back. This was the S____________ R____________.
Victoria put herself and P_____________
in charge of governing India. The official in India was the
V________ of India.
Copy and label the map, page 14
Chapter two
West Against East
There are _____ islands that make up
the nation of Japan. The military rulers in Japan were called
sh_____________. The T________________ Dynasty of sh___________
ruled for 200 years. They kept out C____________ missionaries to
protect their power and preserve Bu____________.
They passed laws forbidding
tr___________ outside of Japan and forbidding Westerners from coming
to and trading with Japan. Once a year, they allows a few
D__________ traders to land on an artificial island.
Japanese warriors were s___________.
In 1853, the United States of America
sailed their “B___________ Ships” to Edo Bay. They were powered
with s______ and armed with c_____________.
Commodore P____________ commanded these
ships. He was sent by President Millard F___________ to open the
ports in Japan.
The Japanese e____________ was believed
to be a g_______, but the power was held by the sh________. They put
an official named T_____ in charge of receiving the communication
from America. The Americans said they would return to Japan in
________________. When P________ returned, Japan signed a trade
treaty with him and the ports started to open.
During the Cr__________ War, the
O___________ were in charge of Turkey; N______________ was in charge
of Russia; V_______________ was in charge of Great Britain; and
L______________________ was in charge of France.
Draw and label the map on page 20
The war was triggered over a fight over
the Church of the N____________. R____________ attached the
O______________ Turks, and F__________ and G____________ joined with
the Turks against the Russians.
The French and British wanted to to
capture S_______________ from Russia so it would not have a warm
water port; this was in the C______________.
There was a lot of disorganization in
this war, and the British troops slaughtered at B_____________ were
honored with the poem “The Charge of the L____________
B_____________”.
The battle of S______________ saw
_______________ Russians die. The P_______ of P________ was signed
in _____________ and the C_____________ War ended.
Draw and label the map on page 24:
Af______________ had been invaded by
M______________, India, and P____________ . Dost M_________________
was an Afghan A____________ who played the G______ G__________ with
Russia and Britain to keep those two countries from controlling
Afghanistan.
The British took over K__________, the
capital of Afghanistan. They were driven out by rebels, and all but
one of the over 4000 died trying to get to I___________ in the
winter, under attack.
David L___________ was a Christian
doctor from Scotland who went to explore A___________.
Copy and label the map, page 30
He wrote a book and promoted trade, he
opposed sl____________. He explored for the British government.
Henry S_______ of the New York Times
went to look for him. He is famous for finding him and saying, “Dr.
L_______________, I p___________?”
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