End of Qing Dynasty and Rebellion

What was NOT a main factor in the fall of the Qing Dynasty in China?

• Corruption

• Rapid population growth

• Foreign influence

• Military revolution

Extraterritoriality...

• A legal term for the right to vote in another country
• A financial term for using your money in another country

• Extension of a country's jurisdiction beyond its borders
• A form of government that extends its power to other nations

As a result of the Opium War...

• China was opened up to western influence.

• Opium was banned in China.

• China embraced opium as a cash crop.

• China was isolated from foreign influence.

What was the Tai Ping Rebellion?

• A response the Opium War siding with the Qing Dynasty

• A series of labor revolts against the oppressive Qing Dynasty

• A military campaign led by the Mongols to conquer the Qing Dynasty

• A peasant revolt against the Qing Dynasty

What was the Chinese policy of "self-strengthening?"

• Embracing a new partnership with other Asian nations to extend Chinese values

• Embracing Chinese values and technology and rejecting westernization

• Embracing complete Westernization and abandoning traditional Chinese values
• Embracing western technology but maintaining Chinese values

How did spheres of influence affect the Qing Dynasty?

• Other countries began dealing directly with regional leaders

• Other countries gave up control of regions they previously held

• It didn't affect the Qing Dynasty.

• Other countries sought to expand power by aligning with Qing leaders

What was the significance of the Open Door Policy in China?

• It aimed to establish a communist government in China
• It was a policy to give equal trading rights to all countries in China

• It was a military alliance formed to protect China from foreign invasion
• It was a policy to restrict trade with China and limit foreign influence

What was the result of the Boxer Rebellion?

• Victory of the Boxer rebels and establishment of a new government
• Surrender of the Boxer rebels and execution of their leaders
• Peaceful resolution and integration of the Boxer rebels into the government
• The rebels were defeated and the government had to pay other countries

Which was NOT one of Sun Yat-sen's three principles of reform for China?

• Nationalism

• Democracy

• Self-determination

• Communism

What was the result of the Chinese revolution of 1911?

• Collapse of the Qing Dynasty and British control

• Collapse of the Qing Dynasty and a time of civil war

• Collapse of the Qing Dynasty and Democratic Reform

• Collapse of the Qing Dynasty and establishment of communism