4TH QE REVIEW

China’s most highly prized trade product.

• Cotton

• Opium

• Tea

He succeeded his father to the throne and launch the first of seven voyages.

• Kang Hsi

• Ming Tai-Tsu

• Wu San-Kwei

• Yung Lo

He was only 14 when he became the emperor and ruled for 60 years.

• Kang Hsi

• Ming Tai-Tsu

• Wu San-Kwei

• Yung Lo

He was an emperor who began agricultural reforms.

• Kang Hsi

• Ming Tai-Tsu

• Wu San-Kwei

• Yung Lo

He reorganized the administrative system in the 18 provinces of China proper.

• Kang Hsi

• Ming Tai-Tsu

• Wu San-Kwei

• Yung Lo

He refused to kowtow to the emperor.

• George Macartney

• George Martney

• George Macarteney

This treaty opened the ports to British trade and China paid a war indemnity.

• Treaty of Shimonoseki

• Treaty of Kanagawa

• Treaty of Nanking

This treaty opened additional ports to British and granted foreigners the right to reside in

Peking.

• Treaty of Nanking

• Treaty of Tientsin

• Treaty of Portsmouth

This provision forced China to pay 450 million taels for customs duty and salt tax.

• Boxer Protocol

• Boxer Rebellion

• Open Door Policy

Payment by the vassal states to another country.

• Falla

• Money

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