Qing Dynasty
This is the economic system that China used that limited European traders to one port city.
Canton System
Japan defeated this European power in 1905.
Russia
Political instability, war, and famine are examples of this
Push factors
This region of China is where the Manchus originate from.
Manchuria
What is Mr. Dobson's favorite (American) football team?
The Jets
This addictive drug was opposed by Lin Zexu
Opium
This person's arrival led Japan to rapidly modernize and industrialize.
Commodore Matthew Perry
These two acts were passed in order to limit the amount of Chinese immigration into Western nations.
The Chinese Exclusion Act and the White Australia Policy
This is the continent that India, China, and Japan are a part of.
Asia
What state does Mr. Rothman live in?
New Jersey!
China was forced to do these things after losing the Opium Wars
1. Give Hong Kong to the British,
2. Continue opium trade
3. Open up all ports
4. Pay a large indemnity of silver
Japan's colonization of Korea and Taiwan were examples of this.
Formal imperialism
This term describes someone who wants to permanently leave their country of origin.
Immigrant
Beijing, Canton, and Hong Kong are all cities within this place
China
What is Mr. Rothman's favorite restaurant in NYC?
Katz's Deli
The Treaty of Nanjing was an example of this
Unequal treaty
This fear of Japanese people was brought about by Japan's surprise victories against China and Russia.
Yellow Peril
This term is used describe a fear of outsiders
Xenophobia
These places in the world were colonies of Britain
India, Hong Kong, and Australia
What kind of pet does Mr. Dobson have?
This leader led a revolution to transform China from a monarchy to a republic.
Sun Yat-Sen
This was the political system that Japan had during its period of isolation.
This term describes a person who is forced to flee their country due to severe push factors.
Refugee
These are the bodies of water found in Asia
Bay of Bengal, South China Sea, and the Pacific Ocean
What instruments does Mr. Rothman play?
Guitar, ukelele, trumpet, harmonica