Communist Part

Question 0

Opium war

Answer 0

China outlawed opium, so they called Britain to stop the trade, however Britain refused. This then creates a war. China was losing so they signed the Treaty of Nanjing Britain won indemnity-payment, the city of Hong Kong, and open five ports for foreign trade. Britain also won extraterritoriality which is the right for British to live under their own laws in India

Question 1

Opium trade

Answer 1

China was hooked on opium so A lot of silver flowed out of China in payment for the opium

Question 2

Taiping rebellion

Answer 2

Was caused by the hardship for Chinese peasants due to the population increase and extravagant living by the rich. So basically the Chinese peasants rebelled and they almost ended the Qing dynasty, 20 to 30 million Chinese deaths, the Kings government shared power with regional governments and commanders

Question 3

Open door policy

Answer 3

Keep Chinese trade open to everyone on an equal basis

Question 4

Boxer rebellion

Answer 4

The call was to drive out “foreign devils” who were polluting the land with there un/Chinese ways, strange buildings, machines, and telegraph lines. The boxes lost so Chinese conservative were forced to support westernization

Question 5

Spheres of influence

Answer 5

Foreign nations had special economic and political advantages in these spheres of influence, they could monopolize trade, and build railroads and factories. (Imperialism- exploit with trade for own advantages)

Question 6

Kowtow

Answer 6

A bow to the emperor which is an expected gesture in china

Question 7

Revolution of 1911

Answer 7

Uprisings everywhere toppled the Qing dynasty

Question 8

Sun yatsen

Answer 8

First president of the new republic and he formed the nationalist party. His three principles of the people were nationalism, democracy, and livelihood.

Question 9

Nationalist party

Answer 9

Founded by Sun Yatsen in Guangzhou. Wanted nationalism to unify the nation and end foreign domination. They also wanted a democracy so they could have a representational government and they wanted livelihood to ensure decent living for all Chinese people (have a strong economy).

Question 10

Chiang Kai-shek

Answer 10

He was the leader of the Nationalist army and when Yatsen died he became the leader of the nationalist party. He finally brought China under nationalist control. However there were challenges because most Chinese had no loyalty to a national state, China had no experience of democracy, and the economy was bad

Question 11

Mao Zedong

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Became the leader of Communists in China. He befriended peasants to gain lots of support. After communist one the Civil War they found a totalrarian state which is when the government controls every aspect of citizens lives through a single party

Question 12

Long march

Answer 12

Chiang attacked the communist and they fled because they were greatly outnumbered the journey to get away from the nationalist is known as the long march. It was very harsh and a lot of people died so the march became a symbol of bitter hardship

Question 13

Chinese civil war

Answer 13

Fighting between the nationalist and communist. They took a brief break from fighting to join forces and fight in World War II however after World War II the Civil War began again and the communist became winners. The Nationalist fled to Taiwan

Question 14

Great Leap Forward (includes communes)

Answer 14

A large effort to modernize China’s industry and agriculture. Some methods to complete this was communes- organized villages to collectively produce products ordered by the government. This was a disaster food production decreased and famine becomes widespread. Peasants resisted communes and destroyed crops.

Question 15

Cultural revolution

Answer 15

Goals: Restore revolutionary spirit and the younger generations, get rid of communist rivals and establish more order and control over criticism. Methods: youth formed red guards to catch capitalists (arrested “enemies”), labor camps, and forced confessions of “crimes”. This slowed the economy because schools and factories closed, cause problems for the people who were imprisoned, and allowed people to lose faith and chairman Mao.

Question 16

Cult of personality

Answer 16

Is what Mao did he created the godlike imagery of himself through an excessive use of propaganda (little red book).

Question 17

Deng xiaoping

Answer 17

Takes over the Communist Party when Mao dies.

Question 18

Four modernizations (includes SEZ)

Answer 18

1. Agriculture- the goal is to increase crop production so he created the responsibility system. Farmers now have freedom and a profit motive. the impact was a huge production increase and millions out Of poverty.
2. Industry- goal is to increase production mainly the light industry which is consumer goods. The same idea of the responsibility system was used. there is also a huge increase in production and a huge increase in consumer goods
3. Science and technology- the goal is to modernize and attract foreign investment. SEZ’s were created which is an area where foreign countries have special privileges for their businesses. There was a massive increase in foreign investment, China becomes a major exporter of manufactured goods, and millions r out of poverty
4. Defense the coolest make the military a first-class power a lot of money and resources was poured into weapons, development, training personnel. China grows as a major willpower and East Asia superpower

Question 19

Tiananmen Square massacre

Answer 19

The economic problems in China were finally fixed but the democracy problems were not. People protested for democratic reforms and a place called Tiananmen Square. A lot of people are there not being violent. The government orders the people to leave and they don’t so the government start shooting and killing people. lots of people die and there’s lots of international coverage