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| A policy of extending a country's influence and power through diplomacy and/or military force. |
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| Any area in which one nation wields dominant power over another or others |
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A Chinese cultural practice of respect.
Demonstrated by a kneel and touch the ground with the forehead in worship or submission |
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| An economic measure of a negative balance of trade in which a country's imports exceeds its exports. A trade deficit represents an outflow of domestic currency to foreign markets. |
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| A persons, groups, or nations ability to support itself economically and meet the basic needs of all involved. |
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| What Nations Impacted China from 1750-1911? |
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Great Britain
France
Portugal
Austro-Hungary
Germany
U.S.
Spain
Italy |
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| What Brought Imperialism to China? |
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Trade Routes
Expanded knowledge of Chinese goods
New technology
Silk, Paper, Gunpowder, Porcelain |
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| What Caused the Large Trade Imbalance? |
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Great Britain wanted large amounts of Chinese goods
China was self sufficient and only accepted silver
Great Britain lost large amounts of silver |
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| How Did the Trade Deficit Return to Britain? |
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G.B. smuggled Opium
Many got addicted and paid extremely high prices
Workers would skip work to smoke the drug |
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| A large jump in enthusiasm for the Christian religion |
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Raised in extremely poor home
Parents sacrificed most everything to allow his education
Failed the civil service exam multiple times
Believed he was the brother of Jesus
Saw vision of God saying he must destroy the Confucian devils (manchus)
Leader of the Taipings |
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| Rebel group against western imperials and landlords |
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| Who Aided the Qing Dynasty During the Taiping Rebellions |
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| A policy of extending a country's influence and power through diplomacy and/or military force. |
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Definition
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| Any area in which one nation wields dominant power over another or others |
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Definition
A Chinese cultural practice of respect.
Demonstrated by a kneel and touch the ground with the forehead in worship or submission |
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Term
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Definition
| An economic measure of a negative balance of trade in which a country's imports exceeds its exports. A trade deficit represents an outflow of domestic currency to foreign markets. |
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Term
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| A persons, groups, or nations ability to support itself economically and meet the basic needs of all involved. |
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| What Nations Impacted China from 1750-1911? |
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Definition
Great Britain
France
Portugal
Austro-Hungary
Germany
U.S.
Spain
Italy |
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| What Brought Imperialism to China? |
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Definition
Trade Routes
Expanded knowledge of Chinese goods
New technology
Silk, Paper, Gunpowder, Porcelain |
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| What Caused the Large Trade Imbalance? |
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Definition
Great Britain wanted large amounts of Chinese goods
China was self sufficient and only accepted silver
Great Britain lost large amounts of silver |
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| How Did the Trade Deficit Return to Britain? |
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Definition
G.B. smuggled Opium
Many got addicted and paid extremely high prices
Workers would skip work to smoke the drug |
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Term
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Definition
| A large jump in enthusiasm for the Christian religion |
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Term
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Definition
Raised in extremely poor home
Parents sacrificed most everything to allow his education
Failed the civil service exam multiple times
Believed he was the brother of Jesus
Saw vision of God saying he must destroy the Confucian devils (manchus)
Leader of the Taipings |
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Term
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Definition
| Rebel group against western imperials and landlords |
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| Who Aided the Qing Dynasty During the Taiping Rebellions |
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Definition
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