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1.
What were the origins of the Taiping Rebellion? What were the
objectives and results?
2. Discuss the origins of the Chinese revolutionary movement.
What role did the failures of the Hundred Days of Reform and the Boxer
Rebellion play?
4. Evaluate the success of China's 1911 revolution.
What changes did it bring? What problems did it bring?
5. Discuss the relationship between World Wari, the May 4th movement
of 1919, and the rise of the Chinese Communist party
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| Empress Dowager |
"Hundred
Days of Reform" |
John Hay |
| Boxer Rebellion |
Sun Yat-Sen |
Sir James Cantile |
| Kuomintang |
Revolution of
1911 |
"Agricultural
Association" |
| May 4 Movement |
Professor Yang |
Japan's 21
Demands |
| Whampoa Military
Academy |
Marco Polo Bridge |
Shanghai Incident |
| South Manchurian
Railroad |
Soon Mei Ling |
Manchukuo |
| The Long March |
T.V. Soon |
Mao Zedong |
| Lintin Island |
Lin Ze Xu |
"Factories" |
| Matteo Ricci (d.
1610) |
First Opium War |
British East
Indian Company |
| Shameen District
of Canton |
Hong Kong Island |
Free Trade |
| Extra-territoriality |
Caleb Cushing |
Country Trade |
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