ASAMST 20A Lecture Notes - Gojong Of Korea, Durham Stevens, Meiji Restoration

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Korean Migration
Context, Hawaii/US Mainland, Community Organizations
What effect did the colonial experience have on Korean settlement in the US?
Background on Korea
History of foreign intervention
Related to location - adjoining 3 nations (Russia, China)
Suzerainty of China (1630-1875)
Choson (Yi) Dynasty
Centralized dynastic structure - King at the top of hierarchy
Yangban (nobility)
Chungin (middle classes, bureaucrats, technical)
Yangmin (peasants, craftsmen)
Chonmin (marginalized peoples: butchers, prostitutes, indentured slaves)
Gunboat diplomacy on Hermit Kingdom
Isolationist policies, subservient to Chinese dynasty
French (1866)
Americans (1871)
Japan (1875)
Unyo Incident
Treaty of Kanghwa (1876)
Japanese treaty ports
Extra-territoriality
Decline Chinese influence
Japan and other Western nations entered
Tonghak Uprising (1892-1894)
Eastern Learning Movement
Coalition between Yangban and peasants
Anti-Western that threatened the royal family
Sought help from China and Japan to stop uprising
Japan takes hold
Sino-Japanese War - defeated China
Russo-Japanese War - defeated Russia
President Theodore Roosevelt convenes
1905: Japan halts immigration to Hawaii
1910: Annexation
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Victor would become future colonizer
Treaty of Portsmouth
Korea becomes protectorate of Japan
Taft-Katsura Treaty (1905)
William H. Taft and Taro Katsura signed agreement of non-intervention in each
other’s spheres of influence
Japan in Korea
U.S. in Philippines
Colonization
China was semi-colonized by Britain and U.S.
Japan was never colonized but responded to threat of U.S. diplomacy with Meiji
Restoration
Korea was fully colonized by Japan
Philippines colonized by Spain and later U.S.
India was fully colonized by Britain
Comparisons
Similar pull factors
High tax revenues instituted to pay for projects, penalties as a result of war
Land dispossession
Cottage industries couldn’t sustain people living there
Differences
China was semi-colonized
Japan wasn’t colonized
Korea was fully colonized
1910 Annexation
Korea was fully colonized
Finance, banking, agriculture, forestry, mining, transportation, education, culture,
internal security, local administration, jurisprudence, private home were taken
away
9 Hawaii Governor’s Report
Revealed plantation owners’ concerns
Japanese labor unions were becoming powerful, made up majority of labor force
Addressed labor shortage, needed some other nationality
Koreans were the solution to Japanese labor solidarity
Halted by Japan in 1905
Migration arrangements to Hawaii
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Related to location - adjoining 3 nations (russia, china) Centralized dynastic structure - king at the top of hierarchy. Chonmin (marginalized peoples: butchers, prostitutes, indentured slaves) Sought help from china and japan to stop uprising. Korea becomes protectorate of japan other"s spheres of influence. William h. taft and taro katsura signed agreement of non-intervention in each. China was semi-colonized by britain and u. s. Japan was never colonized but responded to threat of u. s. diplomacy with meiji. Philippines colonized by spain and later u. s. High tax revenues instituted to pay for projects, penalties as a result of war. Cottage industries couldn"t sustain people living there. Finance, banking, agriculture, forestry, mining, transportation, education, culture, internal security, local administration, jurisprudence, private home were taken away (cid:883)9(cid:882)(cid:883) hawaii governor"s report. Addressed labor shortage, needed (cid:498)some other nationality(cid:499) Koreans were the solution to japanese labor solidarity. Japanese labor unions were becoming powerful, made up majority of labor force. Political refugees, picture brides, women and children.

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