Long Essay 1 Flashcards
1
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Exclusivity
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restriction to a particular person, group, or area
2
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Assimilation
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a minority group or culture comes to resemble those of a dominant group
3
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examples of exclusivity before conquest
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- after rebellion of 1623, chinese were unable to carry weapons, manchus were required to carry weapons (Nurhachi)
- created two systems, Chinese would be ruled and judged by Chinese and vise versa (Hong Taiji) (emancipation through separation)
4
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examples of assimilation before
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- Nurhachi initially treated Manchus and Chinese equally (chinese were volunteering to join manchus)
- Policy of cohabitation (Nurhachi)
- mirrors Chinese government and reinstates exam system (Hong Taiji)
5
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examples of exclusivity after conquest
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- section in every city dedicated to Manchus, gov. offices usually in Manchu portion, 1/4 of city walled off, non manchus were not allowed to live there - used to remind them they were different
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6
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Examples of assimilation after conquest
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- early on, Ming style gov. is reinforced, most do not see/feel change
- dyarchy
- Qing rulers attempted to identify themselves as chinese emperors while also maintaining manchu practices (hunting)
7
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Sinicization
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- adopt practices of other cultures
- early Qing emperors struggle with question of how much Manchu identity will retain and how much Chinese culture we will adopt
8
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dyarchy
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chinese and manchu officials in same office.
ex. chinese co-heads Department of War with manchu person
9
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when was manchu distinction mainly lost?
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middle of 18th century
10
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How manchu citizens began assimilation
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- manchus and chinese began marrying
- began to lose warrior skills
- increasing number of manchus stopped speaking manchu
11
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Qianlong attempted to revive Manchu identity
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- had to prove themselves as hunters/military skills to be paid
- had to take exams in manchu language to become officials
- encouraged manchu religion
12
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after death of qianlong
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- manchu adaptation of chinese lifestyle accelerated
2. eventually, manchus were unidentified from chinese