Imperialism in China

DESCRIBE the Boxers.

• Pro-China Chinese revolutionaries.

• Pro-China European revolutionaries.

• Pro-Europe Chinese revolutionaries.

• Pro-Europe European revolutionaries.

NAME the entity that represented Great Britain in China.

• The British East India Trading Company

• The European Tea Corporation

• The Chinese-European Organization

• The British-Chinese Conglomerate

RECALL the means by which Britain weakened China.

• Britain and European allies invaded Beijing.

• Britain migrated it's prisoners into nearby China.

• Britain secretively had the Emperor assassinated.

• Britain introduced opium into China, without China's permission.

TRUE or FALSE: China was a weak, incapable nation before trading with Britain.

• True

• False

RECALL what the Treaty of Nanking did.

• Brought Germany to China's defense against Britain.

• Brought the US to China's defense against Britain.

• Gave Britain access in 4 Chinese cities to end opium sales.

• Gave the US access to all of China.

The "Open Door Policy" benefitted which of the following nations?

• USA

• China

• Portugal

• Russia

DESCRIBE the beliefs of the Boxers.

• "God save the Queen."

• The Chinese Emperor must be removed."

• "Trade with Europe should be encouraged."

• "Death to all foreign invaders."

After Europe entered China, China as an independent superpower became...

• Stronger

• Weaker

• Unchanged

Before imperialism, how did China feel about trade with foreign powers?

• Enthusiastic

• Not interested

• Indifferent

Imperialism in China would be considered....

• Direct

• Indirect

• Both