Political and Social Pre Westerners.
How did they interact with westerners + Local Population and government response.
Steps to maintain independence and level of success.
Key ideologies and religions in China.
Key Events and Key Players.
100

Who were the Scholar Gentry:


  • Elite, Educated, Bureaucratic, Landowning social class.

  • Achieved status through imperial examination system (meritocracy).

  • Conservative and aimed for prioritize traditional Confucian teaching.

100

What war fits this description: Westerners interacted violently with China in these wars which led to high casualties. Britain wanted to continue to sell drugs in China and attacked when China rebelled. 

Opium Wars

100

What step did the Chinese take to keep their independence?

Self Strengthening policies.

100

What religion is this: 

  • center, officialy state ideology and the basis ofimperial civil service exam

  • Emphasized filial piety, social heirachary and themandate of heaven

Confucianism

100

Who fits this discription:

commissioner who tried to stop trade

Lin Zexu

200

What were the four classes in China?

Shi, Nong, Gong, Shang

200

What uprising fits this description : 

(1850-1864) Peasant revolt. leaders rejected Confucianism, Daoism, and Buddhism. primary ideology in a unique form of Christianity.nHakka Women 

Taiping uprising

200

Why were the policies created? 

overall fears of conservative leaders that urban, industrial, or commercial development would erode power and privilege of landlord class.

200

What religion is this :

  • Widley practiced across all social classes

  • Quing emperors used Tibetan Buddism to maintainalliances with Mongol and Tibetan leaders

Daoism

200

Who was  a key player in the Taiping Uprising (1850-1864)

Hong Xiuquan

300

Why did the Manchu-Han Dynasty struggle?

Population serge, internal instability, ideological rigidity.

300

What group fits this description: 

(1898-1901) The Boxers. Anti-Christian. Anti-European. Anti-Foreigner. Crushed by Japan and Western Powers.

Society of Righteous and Harmonious Fists.

300
In what ways did these policies strengthen the military?
  • Adopting Western Technology

  • Building modern arsenals

  • Shipyards.

  • Modernized Navy

300

What religion is this: 

  • Focused on harmony

  • Deeply influenced popular folk religion, alchemy andmedicine

Buddhism 

300

What territories did China loose in the second opium war?

Vietnam, Korea, Taiwan

400

What was the Canton System 

Qing Policy restricting all maritime trade with Westerners to Guangzhou(Canton)

400

What type of resistances fits this description:

Banditry grew as taxes increased. Economic situation and opium crisis fueled unrest 

Bandit Gangs and Peasant Resistance

400

In what ways did these policies seek to modernize China? 

  • Expanded coal mines

  • Instated telegraph systems

  • Established few industrial factories

  • Produced textiles, steel

400

What ideology is this: 

  • Sun Yat-sen- Three Principals of people: Nationalism,Democracy, and Livelihood

  • Rise in Nationalism

  • Wanted to overthrow the Quing Dynasty

Western/Modern

400

What caused Japan and China to send troops to Korea?

Rebellions in Korea

500

What is Sinocentrism?

View that places China as cultural, political, and economic center of the world.

500

What type of societies fits this description: 

National Rejuvenation Study Society, Society to Protect the Nation, Understand the National Shame Society. Promoted nationalism and resistance to foreign influence

Nationalist Study Societies

500

Why did these Chinese policies fail?

  • Bureaucratic corruption causedfunds to be diverted from militarymodernization to unnecessary projects such as rebuilding SummerPalace.

  • Reforms were mainly technological rather than political or social. 

500

What religion is this: 

  • Vital force especially among Jui and Turkic people inNW China

  • Occasional major ethnic and religious uprisings

Islam

500

Who was Kang Youwei

A reform thinker who led the Hundred Days Reform