Exam 37: China in the Age of Imperialism

Describe the key leaders in Chinese history from the Qing Dynasty and the Nationalist Era. Which leader was most significant? Why? Defend your answer with examples.

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Question 21

How did Kang Youwei view the teaching of Confucius?

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Question 22

Sun Yat-sen argued that which of the following had to be established before China would have political harmony once again?

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Question 23

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

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Question 24

What was true of the last Qing emperor?

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Question 25

Approximately how long did Empress Dowager Cixi manage to hold on to power in China?

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Question 26

Term for identification: the Taiping Rebellion

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Question 27

____________________ is considered the "Father of Modern China."

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Question 28

What is the best way to describe the feelings of the Chinese toward Westerners in their country during the 1800s?

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Question 29

Why did the Western powers support the Qing Dynasty during the Taiping Rebellion?

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Question 30

Which of the following is true of China's political situation after 1916?

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Question 31

Which commodity was used by the West in exchange for Chinese luxury goods?

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Question 32

Why did the year 1895 bring great embarrassment to the Chinese?

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Question 33

The Opium Wars ended in 1842 with the Treaty of ____________________ .

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Question 34

What describes the Taiping movement in China?

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Question 35

Which of the following best describes the tactics of the Empress Dowager Cixi?

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Question 36

The emperor issued a series of edicts called ____________________ that were designed to streamline the government, permit access to public officials, and modernize the education system.

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Question 37

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

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Question 38

The whole nationalist-reformist phase of China's development is called the ____________________ because of an incident in 1919 that involved thousands of protesters in Beijing.

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Question 39

What was the policy of the Tongzhi Restoration called?

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Exam 37: China in the Age of Imperialism

Describe the key leaders in Chinese history from the Qing Dynasty and the Nationalist Era. Which leader was most significant? Why? Defend your answer with examples.

How did Kang Youwei view the teaching of Confucius?

Sun Yat-sen argued that which of the following had to be established before China would have political harmony once again?

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

What was true of the last Qing emperor?

Approximately how long did Empress Dowager Cixi manage to hold on to power in China?

Term for identification: the Taiping Rebellion

____________________ is considered the "Father of Modern China."

What is the best way to describe the feelings of the Chinese toward Westerners in their country during the 1800s?

Why did the Western powers support the Qing Dynasty during the Taiping Rebellion?

Which of the following is true of China's political situation after 1916?

Which commodity was used by the West in exchange for Chinese luxury goods?

Why did the year 1895 bring great embarrassment to the Chinese?

The Opium Wars ended in 1842 with the Treaty of ____________________ .

What describes the Taiping movement in China?

Which of the following best describes the tactics of the Empress Dowager Cixi?

The emperor issued a series of edicts called ____________________ that were designed to streamline the government, permit access to public officials, and modernize the education system.

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

The whole nationalist-reformist phase of China's development is called the ____________________ because of an incident in 1919 that involved thousands of protesters in Beijing.

What was the policy of the Tongzhi Restoration called?

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