Post WW1

Question 1

**Emperor Puyi **

emperor puyi continued to live in the

Forbidden City and was treated

Answer 1

with enormous respect.

Question 2

Emperor Puyi

a warlord, Chang Hsun decided to

restore

Answer 2

emperor puyi to the throne

Question 3

Emperor Puyi

Six days later after emperor puyi was given throne a

plane

Answer 3

dropped three bombs on

the Forbidden City.

Question 4

Emperor Puyi

PuYi’s

supporters

Answer 4

abandoned him and

he lost his throne.

Question 5

Emperor Puyi

The Japanese set up a new

country in

Answer 5

Manchuria called Manchukuo. They made Pu Yi the Chief

Executive.

Question 6

Emperor Puyi

in 1950, Pu Yi was forced

to leave his comfortable Russian

Village and

Answer 6

was sent to a

prison camp.

Question 7

Yuan Shikai

-Between 1876 and 1895, Japan

and China

Answer 7

struggle for influence

in Korea

Question 8

Yuan Shikai

-1885, Japan and China split

Answer 8

influence in Korea equally

Question 9

Yuan Shikai

-1894, Japan defeats

Answer 9

China for

control of Korea

Question 10

Yuan Shikai

-Boxer Rebellion,

he ignored (Yuan Shikai)

Answer 10

the
Court’s policy of support of the
Boxers. He protected foreigners
under his jurisdiction.

Question 11

Yuan Shikai

-Assigned to work on

Answer 11

a modern

Chinese military after China’s

defeat.

Question 12

Yuan Shikai

yuan shikai was commander of

the

Answer 12

best trained military in the

north of China.

Question 13

Yuan Shikai

After the death of Yuan Shikai, China

Answer 13

China slipped into twelve years of civil war and
revolution.

Question 14

Sun Yat-Sen

became very

Answer 14

Westernized

Question 15

Sun Yat-Sen

–Couldn’t practice medicine

Answer 15

due to no medical license

Question 16

Sun Yat-Sen

–Kidnapped by Ch’ing dynasty

while in London who

Answer 16

planned to

send him to China for execution

Question 17

Sun Yat-Sen

–Based in Tokyo and

developed three principles

Answer 17

People’s Nationalism
People’s Democracy
People’s Livelihood

Question 18

Sun Yat-Sen

–The Ch’ing pressure obliged

Japan

Answer 18

to expel Sun in 1906

(He dies in 1925 and Chaing Kai-shek takes over in China)

Question 19

**Nanking Decade 1927—1937

Northern China

–During the 1920s, many floods,

Answer 19

drought and famine killed millions.

Question 20

Nanking Decade 1927—1937

–Many western missionaries helped to

Answer 20

rebuild roads, famine relief and
rural credit cooperatives.

Question 21

Nanking Decade 1927—1937

–The Nationalist leader of China at that time during the agrarian crisis,

Answer 21

Chaing Kai-Shek, mistrusted peasant organizations.

Question 22

Nanking Decade 1927—1937

Chaing Kai-shek

–Major…

Answer 22

investor in Shanghai

(–Set up secret Fascist organizations called Blue shirts)

Question 23

Nanking Decade 1927—1937

Chaing Kai-shek
–Liked

Answer 23

–Liked by West,spoke English,

western clothing, Harvard

The Long March (1935) Chaing Kai-Shek captured by Manchurian warlord and demanded that he
stop the civil war and join the United Front
against Japan. )

Question 24

The Long March

–The leader of the Communists at this time

Answer 24

was Mao Zedong.