India/China/japan Flashcards

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when was the Qing dynasty formed

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1644, upon the overthrow of the Ming dynasty.

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2
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how was China able to gain over 350 million people from 1650-1800

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introduction of the Columbian exchange crops, such as potatoes and corn

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how did the Qing remain in Chinese cultural, while being ruled as an outsider?

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they had confucian based bureaucracy

required han men to wear their hair in a queue

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what led to the discontentment of the Qing rule

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population pressure was causing environmental damage and contributing to an increasing number of farmers and laborers lacking employment

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what was the canton system

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the canton system limited trade to one highly regulated port and the unfavorable balance of trade.

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where did opium come from?

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India

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After the British won the 2 opium wars what happened in China?

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it would be the start of the open-door policy in China, which allowed western powers to go to china.

end of Qing dynasty

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what were the main ideas in the treaty of Nanjing

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  • forced China to pay Britain for the war losses
  • Britain gained Hong Kong
    -China had to open 5 ports for trade
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what was the Taioping rebellion?

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  • massive cult led by a Christian man
  • resulted in the death of millions of people
  • weakened the Qing
  • caused chines people to think differently about Christian people
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what was the boxer protocol?

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Open Door Policy and more economic concessions to Western powers and Japan.

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what was the Sakoku Edict?

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-isolated japan
-Christianity was banned

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what did Matthew Perry cause?

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Treaty of Kanagawa

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what was the Treaty of Kanagawa

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  • japan would open two ports for refueling American ships
    -open trade with the Us
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what was the main idea of the Meiji restoration?

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-japan switched from feudal rule to centralized government.

  • nationalism was greatly pushed
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what happened with Japan in 1895?

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Defeated China and were able to gain Korea and Taiwan

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what happened with Japan in 1905

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were able to defeat Russia,

17
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reasons why the British imperialized India.

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-natural resources and raw materials,like textiles

18
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who did the Mughal Empire conquer in the 1500s

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India, and lasted until the 1700s

19
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what was the Impact of British colonization on India’s economy?

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The British colonization caused India’s economy to plummet, while the British economy was booming. The British economy was booming because of the natural resources that India had.

20
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what was the significance of the Suez canal?

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  • made trade even more lucrative
  • led to British control in Egypt
21
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what was the result of the Sepoy Rebellion?

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was the end of the British East India Company. this caused the Ownership of India to be moved to the British crown

22
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what was the effect of nationalism in India?

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2 religions formed Muslim and Hindu.
- the Muslims formed the Muslim League
- The Hindus formed the Indian Nation Congress

23
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what year did the Partition of India occur

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1947

24
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what was the partition of India

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India was split into West and east Pakistan.
- east Pakistan became Bangladesh

25
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what did the Partition cause

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the largest migration of the 20th century as millions of people fled to their new country. this created one of the worst humanitarian crises of the 20th century.