Question 1

Term for identification: Guomindang

Accepted Answer

The term "Guomindang" (often spelled as

Question 2

Term for identification: New China movement

Accepted Answer

The term "New China movement" does not c

Question 3

Discuss the factors that led to the decline of the Qing Dynasty from 1840 to 1911 including significant events and people.

Accepted Answer

Answers would include a discus

Question 4

After the  embarrassments  of 1895, how did the Chinese ruler respond?

Accepted Answer

A) Issued edicts called the 100 Days of Reform. 
B) Supported the Boxer Rebellion. 
C) Allowed provincial governors to implement the self-strengthening movement. 
D) Appointed Li Zexu as imperial commissioner of trade to deal with the Western powers. 
E) Supported the New China movement like other educated Chinese. 
A) Issued edicts called the 100 Days of Reform. 
B) Supported the Boxer Rebellion. 
C) Allowed provincial governors to implement the self-strengthening movement. 
D) Appointed Li Zexu as imperial commissioner of trade to deal with the Western powers. 
E) Supported the New China movement like other educated Chinese.

Question 5

Who was the leader of the Taiping movement?

Accepted Answer

A) Zeng Guofan 
B) Hong Xiuquan 
C) Li Hongzhang 
D) Sun Yat-sen 
E) Lin Zexu 
A) Zeng Guofan 
B) Hong Xiuquan 
C) Li Hongzhang 
D) Sun Yat-sen 
E) Lin Zexu

Question 6

The Republi c of China was formally declared in the year ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The Republi c of China was formally...

Question 7

Which geographical area did British merchants gain access to as the result of the Opium Wars?

Accepted Answer

A) Beijing 
B) Hong Kong 
C) Singapore 
D) Taiwan 
E) Macao 
A) Beijing 
B) Hong Kong 
C) Singapore 
D) Taiwan 
E) Macao

Question 8

Term for identification: Hakka

Accepted Answer

Hakka refers to a subgroup of the Han Ch

Question 9

What were  the significant social issues plaguing China during the Qing Dynasty?

Accepted Answer

Answers would include a discus

Question 10

The reform-minded provincial governors attempted to restore  vitality  to the Qing court and protect China from the barbarians with the  ____________________.

Accepted Answer

self-stren

Question 11

What was the last pre-revolutionary attempt by the Chinese to remove the foreigners from their country?

Accepted Answer

A) The Boxer Rebellion 
B) The Taiping Rebellion 
C) The Sino-Japanese War 
D) The New China movement 
E) The Tongzhi Restoration 
A) The Boxer Rebellion 
B) The Taiping Rebellion 
C) The Sino-Japanese War 
D) The New China movement 
E) The Tongzhi Restoration

Question 12

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 13

What major event in 1800s Chinese history led to the first of the unequal treaties ?

Accepted Answer

A) Boxer Rebellion 
B) the self-strengthening movement 
C) Taiping Rebellion 
D) Opium Wars 
E) Sino-Japanese War 
A) Boxer Rebellion 
B) the self-strengthening movement 
C) Taiping Rebellion 
D) Opium Wars 
E) Sino-Japanese War

Question 14

Compare and contrast the Taiping Rebellion and Boxer Rebellion including the causes and the results of each. Which rebellion had a larger impact on China? Why? Defend your answer with examples.​

Accepted Answer

Answers should include that the Taiping

Question 15

Which of the following best describes the Guomindang?

Accepted Answer

A) The Chinese nationalist political party. 
B) The Chinese military offensive against the emperor. 
C) The Chinese term for European military troops. 
D) The Chinese merchant guild. 
E) The Chinese Communist Party. 
A) The Chinese nationalist political party. 
B) The Chinese military offensive against the emperor. 
C) The Chinese term for European military troops. 
D) The Chinese merchant guild. 
E) The Chinese Communist Party.

Question 16

According to Sun Yat-sen, what would be the source of a successful revolution in China?

Accepted Answer

A) Sun Yat-sen believed the revolution would have to come from the overtaxed and impoverished peasants. 
B) Sun Yat-sen thought the foreigners would lead a successful revolution against the Qing Dynasty. 
C) Sun Yat-sen felt that the source for the revolution would be among the wealthy upper-class scholars. 
D) Sun Yat-sen felt that it was hopeless to think of revolution because of the long Chinese history of static government. 
E) Sun Yat-sen looked to the emperor for the leadership to begin a revolution to free China. 
A) Sun Yat-sen believed the revolution would have to come from the overtaxed and impoverished peasants. 
B) Sun Yat-sen thought the foreigners would lead a successful revolution against the Qing Dynasty. 
C) Sun Yat-sen felt that the source for the revolution would be among the wealthy upper-class scholars. 
D) Sun Yat-sen felt that it was hopeless to think of revolution because of the long Chinese history of static government. 
E) Sun Yat-sen looked to the emperor for the leadership to begin a revolution to free China.

Exam 37: China in the Age of Imperialism

Term for identification: Guomindang

Term for identification: New China movement

Discuss the factors that led to the decline of the Qing Dynasty from 1840 to 1911 including significant events and people.

After the embarrassments of 1895, how did the Chinese ruler respond?

Who was the leader of the Taiping movement?

The Republi c of China was formally declared in the year ____________________.

Which geographical area did British merchants gain access to as the result of the Opium Wars?

Term for identification: Hakka

What were the significant social issues plaguing China during the Qing Dynasty?

The reform-minded provincial governors attempted to restore vitality to the Qing court and protect China from the barbarians with the ____________________.

What was the last pre-revolutionary attempt by the Chinese to remove the foreigners from their country?

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

What major event in 1800s Chinese history led to the first of the unequal treaties ?

Compare and contrast the Taiping Rebellion and Boxer Rebellion including the causes and the results of each. Which rebellion had a larger impact on China? Why? Defend your answer with examples.​

Which of the following best describes the Guomindang?

According to Sun Yat-sen, what would be the source of a successful revolution in China?

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