Question 1

The man considered the founding figure of Chinese nationalism was

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A) Chiang Kai-shek. 
B) Sun Yat-Sen. 
C) Kang Yu-Wei. 
D) Lin Zexu. 
E) None of the options are correct. 
A) Chiang Kai-shek. 
B) Sun Yat-Sen. 
C) Kang Yu-Wei. 
D) Lin Zexu. 
E) None of the options are correct. B

Question 2

The attempted reforms of the late Qing Dynasty were brought abou t

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A) by the desire of the Chinese to catch up with Japan economically. 
B) because the British threatened more warfare if they did not modernize. 
C) by the realization that since the Taiping Rebellion had been so costly, giving in on some reforms was probably their only chance of maintaining power. 
D) because they feared their military would turn on them if they didn't modernize. 
E) in order to complete some public works projects that had lain idle during the years of the rebellion. 
A) by the desire of the Chinese to catch up with Japan economically. 
B) because the British threatened more warfare if they did not modernize. 
C) by the realization that since the Taiping Rebellion had been so costly, giving in on some reforms was probably their only chance of maintaining power. 
D) because they feared their military would turn on them if they didn't modernize. 
E) in order to complete some public works projects that had lain idle during the years of the rebellion. C

Question 3

What seems to have been the major influence on Hong Xiu-quan, leader of the Taipings?

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A) Buddhism. 
B) The Self-Strengthening Movement. 
C) Christianity. 
D) Empress Cixi. 
E) Daoism. 
A) Buddhism. 
B) The Self-Strengthening Movement. 
C) Christianity. 
D) Empress Cixi. 
E) Daoism. C

Question 4

Which of the following was an important step toward a new China and signaled a move away from Confucianism?

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A) The elimination of intellectuals from holding public office. 
B) The recognition of France in Vietnam. 
C) The abdication of the Qing emperor. 
D) The proclamation of Buddhism as the official religion. 
E) The abolition of the examination system. 
A) The elimination of intellectuals from holding public office. 
B) The recognition of France in Vietnam. 
C) The abdication of the Qing emperor. 
D) The proclamation of Buddhism as the official religion. 
E) The abolition of the examination system.

Question 5

After 1916, China's political situation can best be described as being under the control of   ____________________.

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The answer of After 1916, China's political situation can best...

Question 6

The __ __________________ of 1900 was directed as a crusade against "foreign devils" in China.

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The answer of The __ __________________ of 1900 was directed...

Question 7

China fought the ____________________ against Britain because of a hated British import.

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The answer of China fought the ____________________ against Britain because...

Question 8

Term for identification:  Heavenly Kingdom of Great Peace

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The term "Heavenly Kingdom of Great Peac

Question 9

The Qin g Dynasty made a final, ultimately unsuccessful attempt at reforms in what they called the ____________________ policy.

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The answer of The Qin g Dynasty made a final,...

Question 10

All of the following are true of the May Fourth Movement EXCEPT

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A) it occurred in 1919. 
B) it had no clear single leader. 
C) it was diverse in make up. 
D) it had groups that went off in different directions. 
E) it had no lasting impact. 
A) it occurred in 1919. 
B) it had no clear single leader. 
C) it was diverse in make up. 
D) it had groups that went off in different directions. 
E) it had no lasting impact.

Question 11

Term for identification: Kang Yu-wei

Accepted Answer

Kang Yu-wei (Kang Youwei) was a Chinese

Question 12

The M ay Fourth Movement refers to which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A) The establishment of the Republic of China. 
B) The nationalist-reformist phase of China's development that began in 1919. 
C) The May election of Dr. Sun Yat-Sen. 
D) The proclamation of Yuan Shikai as China's new leader. 
E) None of the options are correct. 
A) The establishment of the Republic of China. 
B) The nationalist-reformist phase of China's development that began in 1919. 
C) The May election of Dr. Sun Yat-Sen. 
D) The proclamation of Yuan Shikai as China's new leader. 
E) None of the options are correct.

Question 13

Technically speaking, China was ____________________ but not truly ____________________, since the people always maintained self-government.

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The answer of Technically speaking, China was ____________________ but not...

Question 14

Discuss s pecific problems in China from the early 1800s through the 1920s. How did these impact the faith people had in their government?

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Answers would include a discus

Question 15

Elaborate o n the significant social issues in China during this time frame.

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Answers would include a discus

Question 16

Term for identification: Lin Zexu

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Lin Zexu (1785–1850) was a Chinese schol

Question 17

Term for identification: May Fourth Movement

Accepted Answer

The May Fourth Movement refers to an ant

Question 18

Which of these did not contribute to China's sense of shame in 1895?

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A) The Japanese seized control of the Manzhou's old homeland, Manchuria, from China. 
B) Western powers forced China to make many new trade concessions. 
C) Missionaries were given free reign in the country to convert the people to Christianity. 
D) The Chinese government acknowledged that France was in control of Vietnam. 
E) Foreigners virtually seized control of China's settled coastal areas. 
A) The Japanese seized control of the Manzhou's old homeland, Manchuria, from China. 
B) Western powers forced China to make many new trade concessions. 
C) Missionaries were given free reign in the country to convert the people to Christianity. 
D) The Chinese government acknowledged that France was in control of Vietnam. 
E) Foreigners virtually seized control of China's settled coastal areas.

Question 19

Discuss the factors that led to the decline of the Qing Dynasty from 1840-1911.

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Answers would include a discus

Question 20

What does the term Kuomintang (KMT)mean in Chinese history?

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A) The Chinese concept of gentility. 
B) The Chinese Nationalist political party. 
C) The Chinese term for foreigners. 
D) The Middle Kingdom. 
E) The polite term for peasants. 
A) The Chinese concept of gentility. 
B) The Chinese Nationalist political party. 
C) The Chinese term for foreigners. 
D) The Middle Kingdom. 
E) The polite term for peasants.

Exam 37: China in the Age of Imperialism

The man considered the founding figure of Chinese nationalism was

The attempted reforms of the late Qing Dynasty were brought abou t

What seems to have been the major influence on Hong Xiu-quan, leader of the Taipings?

Which of the following was an important step toward a new China and signaled a move away from Confucianism?

After 1916, China's political situation can best be described as being under the control of ____________________.

The __ __________________ of 1900 was directed as a crusade against "foreign devils" in China.

China fought the ____________________ against Britain because of a hated British import.

Term for identification: Heavenly Kingdom of Great Peace

The Qin g Dynasty made a final, ultimately unsuccessful attempt at reforms in what they called the ____________________ policy.

All of the following are true of the May Fourth Movement EXCEPT

Term for identification: Kang Yu-wei

The M ay Fourth Movement refers to which of the following?

Technically speaking, China was ____________________ but not truly ____________________, since the people always maintained self-government.

Discuss s pecific problems in China from the early 1800s through the 1920s. How did these impact the faith people had in their government?

Elaborate o n the significant social issues in China during this time frame.

Term for identification: Lin Zexu

Term for identification: May Fourth Movement

Which of these did not contribute to China's sense of shame in 1895?

Discuss the factors that led to the decline of the Qing Dynasty from 1840-1911.

What does the term Kuomintang (KMT)mean in Chinese history?

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