WorksheetsMr. Dwyer's Unit 6 Final Review for S1 (24/25)
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
By what year had Europeans been in contact with China for more than 200 years?
1700
1800
1900
1600
What was the British trade imbalance with China primarily due to?
Exporting more goods to China than importing
Importing more goods from China than exporting
Equal trade with China
No trade with China
What did the Qing dynasty restrict European merchants to?
Trading in all Chinese cities
A small trading outlet at Guangzhou
Trading in Beijing only
No trading at all
What was the Qing dynasty's policy towards foreign contact?
Open trade with all countries
Limited contact with outsiders
Encouraged foreign settlement
No restrictions on foreign trade
What did the British gain from the Treaty of Nanjing?
Control of Beijing
Ownership of Hong Kong
Exclusive trading rights in Shanghai
Control of the Great Wall
What did the Chinese agree to in the Treaty of Nanjing regarding British goods?
Increase taxes
Limit taxes
Ban imports
Subsidize imports
What did the Opium War lead to in terms of foreign influence in China?
Isolationism
Increased Western influence
Complete independence
Strengthened Chinese control
How many people died during the Tai Ping Rebellion?
5 million
10 million
20 million
30 million
Which countries established spheres of influence in China after the Tai Ping Rebellion?
Britain, France, Germany, Russia, Japan
United States, Italy, Spain, Portugal, India
Brazil, Mexico, Canada, Australia, South Africa
Egypt, Turkey, Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia
Who launched a massive reform program in China in June 1898?
Empress Dowager Ci Xi
Guang Xu
Sun Yat-sen
Mao Zedong
What was the outcome of Guang Xu's reforms?
They were fully implemented
They were partially successful
They were ended by Empress Dowager Ci Xi
They led to a civil war
Who were the Boxers?
Members of the Society of Harmonious Fists
Chinese government officials
Foreign missionaries in China
American diplomats in China
What was the reaction of other imperialist governments to the Open Door policy?
They fully supported it
They expressed opposition
They ignored it
They immediately implemented it
Which of the following was NOT a result of the Treaty of Nanjing in 1842?
Opening of five coastal ports to British trade
British ownership of Hong Kong
Extraterritoriality for Europeans in treaty ports
Banning of the opium trade
What was a major consequence of the failed reforms during the "One Hundred Days of Reform" in 1898?
The complete westernization of China
The abdication of the Qing emperor
The strengthening of conservative forces at court
The successful modernization of China's government and military
