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| Britain began to sell opium to China in order to do what? |
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| make money; equal balance of trade |
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| During the Meiji era, the Japanese adopted the American system of what? |
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| The self-strengthening movement initiated in China in the mid 1860s failed, largely because of what? |
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| they weren't industrialized. |
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| In the mid-1800s, the US entered a conflict with MExico due to the US actions regarding what? |
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| Which country occupied and ruled Korea in the early 1900s? |
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| Which of the following foreign powers persuaded the Japanese government to allow trade with the west? |
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| What product did Britain sell to China to establish a favorable balance of trade? |
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| With what country did exiled Mexican conservatives join forces in order to overthrow the government and Benito Juarez? |
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| As part of an effort to receive the right to construct a canal across Panama, the US aided Panama's fight for independence from what country? |
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| Japan's Meiji era is known as a period of what? |
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| The main reason of the Boxer Rebellion was to do what? |
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| The Sino-Japanese War was fought over control of what? |
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| What were the results of the Opium War? |
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| The Open Door Policy by the US was meant to do what? |
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| protect is trade interests in China |
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| The Mexican Revolution was fought to gain Mexico's freedom from... |
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| What was the result of the Spanish-American War? |
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| Cuba was given semi-freedom. US got Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippines. |
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| Who benefited the most from the granting of extraterritorial right in the 19th-century China? |
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| In the late 1800s and early 1900s, Japan was involved in wars with whom? |
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| The purpose of the Monroe Doctrine was to discourage European nations from attempting to establish colonies in... |
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| What popular leader raised a powerful army to fight in the Mexican Revolution and had the battle cry "Land and Liberty?" |
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| Who attempted to run for Mexican presidency but was forced into exile? |
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| In the 1840s and 1850s, who worked for acceptance of La Reforma? |
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| What caudillo came into power in Mexico in the mid-1870s and ruled until he was forced from office in 1911 by the Mexican Revolution? |
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| What former cowboy was immensely popular in northern Mexico for his reputation of being a Robin Hood? He murdered sixteen Americans. |
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| Who led Mexico's fight for independence from Spain and to hold on to Texas? |
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| Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna |
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| In what year did Japan annex Korea? |
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| China was forced out of Korea as a result of what war? |
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| What country did Japan model its government after during the Meiji era? |
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| What two nations signed the Treaty of Kanagawa |
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| This armed protest was a violent reaction to foreign influence in China? It was defeated by multinational force in August of 1900. |
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| This protest was finally crushed by Qing, British, and French forces. An estimated 20 million people died during the rebellion. |
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| What clash between the British and Chinese resulted in the Treaty of Nanjing? |
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| What leader desired to establish a "Heavenly Kingdom of Great Peace?" |
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| She ruled China almost continuously between 1862 and 1908. |
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| This was declared by the US in an effort to protect American trading rights in China. |
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| What island did the Treaty of Nanjing give to the British? |
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| These were regions of China in which Britain, France, Germany, Japan, and Russia dominated trade investments. |
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| This provided American and other foreigners with privileges and exempted them from Chinese law at several Chinese ports. |
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