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World History China
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1. The leader of the Taiping Rebellion in the early 1950s who believed that the Qing Dynasty was at the end of its dynastic cycle - and that - he given the Mandate of Heaven - had the right to rule.
Five Cardinal Relationships
Hong Xiuquan
Koutou
Factories
2. The last of China's emperors - a six year old boy - who gave up his throne on Feb. 12 - 1912.
Revolutionary Alliance
Taiping Rebellion
Puyi
Japanese occupation of Shangdong
3. The idea - often in the 19th century - that a country should build up an empire. Ex. 'scramble for Africa'
December 8 - 1949
Imperialism
Koutou
andate of Heaven
4. An alternative to Confucianism recommending activity in accord with nature with emphasis on little government intervention and and 'action of inaction.'
Macao
Boxer Protocol
Daoism
The Analects
5. The treaty ending the Opium war - which was heavily favored toward the British. The Chinese were to pay 21 million dollars - give the British Hong Kong and to extend trading rights to the British.
Treaty Of Nanjing
Revolutionary Alliance
Kang Youwei
Nanjing
6. The rival regional military leaders who fought for control of China between 1916 and 1919.
Tributary System
Warlords
Dynastic Cycles
Hoppo
7. A part of a treaty guaranteeing that a nation be granted any right given to another nation.
'The Land System and Heavenly Dynasty'
Taiping Rebellion
Long March
Most Favored Nation
8. (573-621) The court regent who used Confucianism to justify the supremacy of the emperor and centralization of government in Japan. This led to greater following of Confucius within Japan.
Hundred Days Reform
Prince Shotuki
Tributary System
Northern Expedition
9. The home of foreign traders with China under the Canton system. It was 80 miles downriver - and so the traders had to wait a long time for favorable winds.
Middle Kingdom
Dynastic Cycles
Extraterritoriality
Macao
10. The date that Chiang Kai-Shek and the Guomindang fled the mainland to form the ROC on the island of Taiwan.
December 8 - 1949
Imperialism
Hundred Days Reform
Middle Kingdom
11. The treaty ending the Opium war - which was heavily favored toward the British. The Chinese were to pay 21 million dollars - give the British Hong Kong and to extend trading rights to the British.
Prince Gautama/Buddha
Treaty Of Nanjing
Manchus
Middle Kingdom
12. 1894-1895 The war between the Chinese and former tributary state Japan - which - after a Japanese victory - prompted the Chinese to reform its military and social system.
Cixi
Sino-Japanese War
Most Favored Nation
Chiang Kai-Shek
13. The relationships of dominance in Confucianism: Emperor over official - father over son - husband over wife - and elder brothers over the younger. There was also the relationship between male friends which was NOT related to rank.
Kang Youwei
Five Cardinal Relationships
Revolutionary Alliance
Taiping Rebellion
14. 1858-1927 A Confucian scholar - imperial loyalist - and leader of the Hundred Days Reform in the late 19th century.
Japanese occupation of Shangdong
The Six Arts of Confucius
Factories
Kang Youwei
15. The self-given name of China during the Qing Dynasty - demonstrating the Chinese idea that they were the center of the universe. The rest of the world was relatively insignificant.
Commissioner Lin
Middle Kingdom
Paris Peace Conference
'United Front'
16. The 1860s movement by loyalist officials to attempt to modernize China with Western military technology and self sufficiency in weapon production.
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17. The reinterpretation of Confucianism in the 11th and 12th century to once again capture Confucius's teachings while also providing for other philosophies like Buddhism and Daoism.
'United Front'
ar of 1900
Hundred Days Reform
Neo-Confucianism
18. In 1915 - during WWI - Japan forced Germany to give up Shandong Province in China and then moved in. The resulted in a great deal of anger from the Chinese people.
3 People's Principle
Treaty Of Nanjing
Japanese occupation of Shangdong
Chiang Kai-Shek
19. The party formed in 1921 led by Mao Zedong which held the ideal that a Communist government would improve the lives of urban workers and rural farmers. The disillusioned poor of China were eager to embrace such ideas they saw as liberating them from
The Analects
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chinese Communist Party
Lord George Macartney
20. Born in 551 BCE - Confucius was a Chinese philosopher - mostly on social and political relationships. His teachings extended beyond his 3000 students to become the basis of traditional Chinese - Japanese - Korean - and Vietnamese culture.
Yuan Shikai
Canton/Guangzhou
Confucius
Dynastic Cycles
21. The reinterpretation of Confucianism in the 11th and 12th century to once again capture Confucius's teachings while also providing for other philosophies like Buddhism and Daoism.
ar of 1900
Neo-Confucianism
People's Revolutionary Army
Nanjing
22. The last of China's emperors - a six year old boy - who gave up his throne on Feb. 12 - 1912.
Boxer Rebellion
Long March
Prince Shotuki
Puyi
23. The Buddhist belief that people exist in a cycle of reincarnation - being reborn based on the quality of the life they had previously led. The ultimate goal of a Buddhist was to reach nirvana - a state of peacefulness - by ridding oneself of selfish
Late Qing Reforms
Karma
Cixi
Qing Dynasty
24. The document outlining the core beliefs of the Taiping rebels - essentially an early and basic form of communism. It said that the land was a resource owned by everyone - and that everyone deserved an equal share of it and its benefits.
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25. 1839-1842 - it was fought between the British and Chinese over the opium trade. The British were ultimately victorious - and the war ended in the Treaty of Nanjing.
Five Cardinal Relationships
Opium War
Factories
Hoppo
26. 1945-1949 Immediately after the War of Resistance ended - the Nationalists and Communists fought for control of China. Though the Nationalists appeared to have the upper hand - their support crumbled due to economic troubles and corruption. The Commu
Han Chinese
Civil War
Extraterritoriality
Sino-Japanese War
27. A group of Chinese revolutionary students who elected Sun Yat Sen their leader. The group failed ten times to overthrow the empire before the 1911 Revolution.
Tributary System
Boxer Rebellion
Revolutionary Alliance
Japanese occupation of Shangdong
28. The series of twenty books written by Confucius's students cataloguing his teachings; he himself never wrote any of his ideas down.
Taiping Rebellion
Prince Shotuki
Kang Youwei
The Analects
29. Areas in China dominated and funded by foreign - often European - countries. Technically - these were still under Chinese rule.
The Six Arts of Confucius
Warlords
Five Cardinal Relationships
Spheres of Influence
30. A group of Chinese revolutionary students who elected Sun Yat Sen their leader. The group failed ten times to overthrow the empire before the 1911 Revolution.
Five Cardinal Relationships
Revolutionary Alliance
Middle Kingdom
Qing Dynasty
31. An island off mainland China which the British traders fled to after resisting Chinese efforts to stem the opium trade. It was eventually given to the British after the opium war.
Hundred Days Reform
Macao
Canton/Guangzhou
Hong Kong
32. The living quarters of foreign traders which were blockaded for 47 days with 350 inside. This action by Commissioner Lin led to the Opium War.
Prince Shotuki
Factories
Karma
December 8 - 1949
33. In the summer of 1898 - this was an effort by Kang Youwei and the emperor to restructure Chinese society. Some of the reforms include the establishment of the University of Beijing - the modernization of curriculum in education - the establishment of
Yuan Shikai
Warlords
'The Land System and Heavenly Dynasty'
Hundred Days Reform
34. (573-621) The court regent who used Confucianism to justify the supremacy of the emperor and centralization of government in Japan. This led to greater following of Confucius within Japan.
Most Favored Nation
Boxer Rebellion
Prince Shotuki
Chiang Kai-Shek
35. The Communist military in the Chinese Civil War - comprised largely of peasant recruits from rural areas and increasingly from urban areas. This army's strength was greater than that of the Nationalists' - and was able to win the war in 1949.
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36. The collapse of the Chinese empire in which the army supported the revolutionaries. Within six weeks - the Republic of China declared independence with Sun Yat Sen as its president.
October 10. 1911/Double Ten/1911 Revolution
ManYi
War of Resistance
Hoppo
37. Lin Xezu - appointed by the emperor in 1839 to end the opium trade in Guangzhou (Canton).
Commissioner Lin
Confucius
Warlords
Spheres of Influence
38. The war following the Boxer Rebellion which was the largest conflict between China and the west.
Nationalist Party/Guomindang
ar of 1900
Factories
Sun Yat Sen
39. The September 1901 treaty ending the Boxer Rebellion requiring that China pay 330 million in indemnity - punishing the Chinese officials - and weakening the Chinese military.
Boxer Protocol
Commissioner Lin
Prince Shotuki
Republic of China
40. 1894-1895 The war between the Chinese and former tributary state Japan - which - after a Japanese victory - prompted the Chinese to reform its military and social system.
Imperialism
Sino-Japanese War
The Analects
Mao Zedong
41. The people of Manchuria who overthrew the Chinese throne in the 17th century and started the Qing Dynasty. They eventually became more like the rest of China - however.
Taiping Rebellion
Puyi
Manchus
The Six Arts of Confucius
42. The military of the Chinese Communist Party which was nearly destroyed in 1934 - but eventually reorganized and regrew its power.
Red Army
Puyi
Daoism
Hong Xiuquan
43. Meaning 'barbarian -' this word showed China's belief that outsiders were evil - uncivilized or deserving of scorn.
ManYi
Late Qing Reforms
Commissioner Lin
Han Chinese
44. The system imposed by Chinese courts in the 1750s to contain foreign traders. It restricted trade to the port of Canton - so traders only came once a year.
Canton System
People's Revolutionary Army
Koutou
Sun Yat Sen
45. Areas in China dominated and funded by foreign - often European - countries. Technically - these were still under Chinese rule.
Self-Strengthening Movement'
Sun Yat Sen
Spheres of Influence
Middle Kingdom
46. The relationships of dominance in Confucianism: Emperor over official - father over son - husband over wife - and elder brothers over the younger. There was also the relationship between male friends which was NOT related to rank.
Kang Youwei
ar of 1900
'United Front'
Five Cardinal Relationships
47. From 1644-1911 - this dynasty accepted foreign rulers as leaders of tributary states - subservient to China.
Treaty Of Nanjing
Qing Dynasty
Occupation of Manchuria/Manchukuo
Civil War
48. 1858-1927 A Confucian scholar - imperial loyalist - and leader of the Hundred Days Reform in the late 19th century.
ar of 1900
Kang Youwei
'The Land System and Heavenly Dynasty'
Lord George Macartney
49. Three ideas laid out in 1903 in Sun Yat Sen's writings: nationalism - democracy - and the people's livelihood.
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50. The leader of the Chinese Communist Party - who went into hiding in the countryside in 1927 to attempt to resurrect an opposition to the Nationalists.
Extraterritoriality
Hong Xiuquan
Yuan Shikai
Mao Zedong