Century of Humiliation
Aims & Memberships of the Boxers
55 Days at Peking
International Response
Who am I?
100
What was the term called for the period China went through prior to the 'Century of Humiliation'
A Golden Age
100

The Boxers aimed to remove this group of people from China, blaming them for economic and social problems.

Foreigners

100

The siege lasted from June 20 to August 14, 1900 and took place in this Chinese city.

Beijing (Peking)

100

The international military force that intervened in China during the Boxer Rebellion was known as this.

Eight-Nation Alliance

100

I was the powerful ruler of China who initially supported the Boxers but later fled Beijing when the Eight-Nation Alliance invaded.

Empress Cixi

200

Which Dynasty was in Charge during the Century of Humilation

Qing Dynasty

200

The Boxers sought to eliminate this religion, which they viewed as a foreign influence that corrupted Chinese traditions.

Christianity

200

Foreign diplomats, missionaries, and Chinese Christians took refuge in this area of Beijing during the siege.

Legation Quarter

200

The first attempt to relieve the Legation Quarter, led by Admiral Seymour, failed and resulted in a retreat. This failed expedition is known as this.

Seymour Expedition

200

I was a British admiral who led the failed first relief expedition to Beijing, known as the Seymour Expedition.

Edward Seymour

300

What was the trade restriction system called that China put in place on foreign powers?

The Canton System

300

The Boxers received secret support from this powerful figure in the Qing government, who later abandoned them when they were defeated.

Empress Cixi

300

The siege ended when this international military force arrived in Beijing to lift the blockade.

Eight-Nation Alliance

300

The 1901 treaty that ended the Boxer Rebellion and imposed harsh penalties on China was called this.

The Boxer Protocol

300

I was the German diplomat whose assassination by the Boxers triggered the full-scale international military response.

Baron Clemens von Klatter

400

How did Britain 'get around' the Canton system prices

Illegally smuggling in Opium & using the money gained from that

400

What was the 'super-power' Boxers believed they had?

Immunity to bullets

400

This Australian journalist was trapped inside the Legation Quarter and provided firsthand accounts of the siege.

George Ernest Morrison

400

The Eight-Nation Alliance landed its forces at this coastal Chinese city before advancing to Beijing.

Tianjin

400

I was the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty, but as a child during the Boxer Rebellion, I had no real power.

Emperor Guangxu

500

The Treaty of Nanjing (1842) forced China to cede this important port city to Britain.

Hong Kong

500

he Boxers were mainly composed of peasants, farmers, and workers from this region of China, where foreign influence was particularly strong.

Northern Provinces (Shandong)

500

This British officer led military operations to protect the Legation Quarter during the siege.

Sir Claude McDonald
500

These eight countries made up the Eight-Nation Alliance.

Britain, France, Germany, Russia, the United States, Japan, Italy, and Austria-Hungary?

500

I was the military commander of the Eight-Nation Alliance and led the relief forces that ended the siege of the Legation Quarter.

Alfred Gaselee

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