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The 20 pages that link to March First Movement, each with the reason it gives.

• Korean independence movementBroader topic: Its mass demonstrations marked a turning point in public resistance and prompted new organizing.

• Korean EmpireNarrower topic: It carried forward demands for Korean independence after the empire’s annexation.

• Syngman RheeBroader topic: The uprising helped prompt the creation of a Korean government-in-exile in which Rhee held office.

• Korea under Japanese ruleBroader topic: Its scale forced Japan to reconsider direct military rule without ending colonial control.

• Korean nationalismBroader topic: Its demonstrations made national independence a broad popular cause.

• Gojong of KoreaRelated: Reports of Gojong’s death helped catalyze this nationwide independence movement.

• Korean liberationBroader topic: Its declaration and protests made independence a mass public cause.

• Japanese colonial empireRelated: Its scale forced Japan to reconsider the methods used to govern Korea.

• Japanese occupation of KoreaBroader topic: Its protests exposed the breadth of opposition and prompted changes in colonial governance.

• Korean Provisional GovernmentCompared with: The alternate name appears in accounts linking the government’s founding to the uprising.

• Korean national identityBroader topic: Its broad participation gave national independence a widely shared public expression.

• Yu Gwan-sunNarrower topic: The demonstrations that made Yu a prominent activist and later a national symbol.

• Ahn Chang-hoRelated: The mass uprising reflected the civic mobilization Ahn had long promoted.

• History of SeoulRelated: Seoul was a focal point of demonstrations that challenged colonial authority.

• Kim KuRelated: Its demonstrations helped spur the creation of the provisional government Kim later led.

• Yi Wan-yongBroader topic: The mass protest expressed opposition to the colonial order established after Yi’s treaty.

• CheondoismBroader topic: Cheondoist leaders and adherents contributed to this independence movement.

• Na HyesŏkRelated: Na participated in the movement and was imprisoned by Japanese authorities.

• Na Un-gyuRelated: Na was imprisoned after taking part in the independence movement associated with this uprising.

• The Chosun IlboRelated: The movement helped create the political setting for Korean-language newspapers founded the following year.