People
started the Taiping Rebellion and also claimed the younger brother of Jesus Christ
Hong Renkun/Huang Xuiquan
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How many years was the Taiping Rebellion?
13 years
from 1851 to 1864
What nations did China go against in the second course of Opium war?
France and Britain
1st Opium War: Britain vs China
2nd Opium War: Britain and France vs China
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Another term for the Qing Dynasty
Manchu Dynasty
Heavenly King
Hong Xiuquan
learned Mandarin and Cantonese in order to translate the Bible into Chinese
Robert Morrison
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When did Zaitian became the tenth emperor of the Qing dynasty?
1875
Emperor Guangxu
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What nations establish the spheres of influence in China?
Several European Nations such as; Britain, France, Germany and Russia
Japan made its first move to take control on some parts of China.
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a Japanese word for enlightened rule
Meiji
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Society of Righteous and Harmonious Fist
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The emperor that implemented the Hundred Days Reform and was later imprisoned by his adoptive mother.
Emperor Guangxu
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When did the several parts of Asia came under European control?
prior to 1800
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What nations fought in the Sino-Japanese War?
Japan vs China
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sphere of influence
a demand to have a part of China
by several European countries
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visited Japan to pressure the Japanese to open trade
When was the Russo-Japanese war?
1904-1905
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Where did missionaries from the west decide to spread the gospel?
to the East
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opened Japan to trade with other nations
Treat of Kanagawa
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Former name of Thailand
Siam
Emperor Meiji
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When did the formal rule of Qing dynasty end?
1911
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The nation that had been under token Chinese control.
Korea
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The attempt to end a destructive trade which resulted to wars called______________.
Opium Wars
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The major power Japan defeated in 1905.
Russia
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