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Round 1
Which Chinese Dynastycame after the Ming?
The Qing
Which Chinese port city wasthe only port open to the West?
Guangzhou
Which ethnic group did the Qing belong to?
The Manchus
What narcotic substance was the root cause of the Qing’s war with
England?
Opium
Name three commodities the Chinese possessed that the West
desired?
Porcelain, Silk and Gold
What was the name of the British company that traded Indian Opium with China?
East India Trading Company
Under the Treaty of Nanjing (that ended the Opium War)
what territory became a British possession.
Hong Kong
The ability to live in a nation and not be bound to that country’s
laws is called.
Extraterritoriality
The group that literally translated into Heavenly Peace
was called the?
Tai Ping
The Society of Harmonious Fist are involved in which Chinese
civil war?
The Boxer Rebellion
Which Chinese city had 25,000 citizen massacred and became
the capital of the Tai Ping Rebellion.
Nanjing
Adopting Western ideas while keeping traditional Confucian
values.
Self- Strengthening
This leader imprisoned her son and took control for over 50
years.
Dowager Empress Ci Xi
Who built the capitol city of Beijing?
Young Le
Under which Chinese emperor did the Qing show the first signs
of decay?
Qianlong
A cultural practice that was associated with the marital
status of women.
footbinding
What nation was known as the Hermit Kingdom?
Korea
One of the first mandates of the Qing was requiring all men to do
this?
Wear their hair in a queue
The most famous Chinese emperor?
Kangxi
The Meiji Restoration took place under which emperor?
Mutsuhito
The Daimyo governed these during the Meiji Restoration?
Prefecture
This treaty with the west finally opened Japan up for trade.
The Treaty of Kanagawa
Who launched the 100 Days of Reform?
Guang Xu
Who founded the Revived Chinese Society?
Sun Yat-Sen
This Shogun leader organized a rebellion because he rejected
Western interference.
Sat-Cho
