Was the March First Movement of 1919 a milestone in the development of Korean nationalism or a political disaster? (Discussion should include examination of the inspiration, progress, and objectives of the movement as well as its outcome, and should relate the movement to other major national movements that followed.)
Support your argument using at least 5 of the following sources:
Donald Clark, Christianity in Modern Korea (Introductory chapter)
Spencer Palmer, Korea and Christianity
F.H. Harrington, God, Mammon, and the Japanese
Chandra, Vipan, Imperialism, Resistance & Reform in Late Nineteenth-Century Korea
Wells, Kenneth, New God, New Nation
Ku, Dae-yeol, Korea Under Colonialism
Weebs, B.B., Reform, Rebellion, and the Heavenly Way
Anderson, Benedict, Imagined Communities
Cumings, Bruce, Korea’s Place in the Sun
Park, Chung-Shin, Protestantism and Politics in Korea
F.A. McKenzie, Korea’s Fight for Freedom
Henry Chung, The Case of Korea
Suh, Dae-Sook, The Korean Communist Movement
Kang, Younghill, The Grass Roof
Richard Kim, Lost Names
Louise Yim, My Forty-Year Fight for Korea
R.H. Mitchell, The Korean Minority in Japan
Robinson, Michael, Cultural Nationalism in Colonial Korea
Alleyne Ireland, The New Korea
MacNamara, The Colonial Origins of Korean Enterprise
Eckert, Offspring of Empire: The Koch’ang Kims
Anderson, Benedict, Imagined Communities
Gragert, Edwin, Landownership under Colonial Rule
Ch’ae Man-Sik, Peace under Heaven (trans. Chun Kyung-Ja)
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