Unit 5-6

Question 1

China trying to limit Western Influence leads to:

Answer 1

The Opium Wars(which China lost), and being split into “Spheres of Influence)

Question 2

China reform movements lead to:

Answer 2

The abolition of the civil service exam, elimination of corruption, establishment of Western-style industrial, commerical, and medical systems

Question 3

Boxer Rebellion

Answer 3

A rebellion in response to the reforms; anti-christian, anti-foreigner, anti-imperialist movement; was not successful

Question 4

Spheres of Influence

Answer 4

Areas of exclusive trading rights and access to resources carved out for various European nations

Question 5

Taiping Rebellion

Answer 5

A peasant uprising in against the Qing Dynasty and foreign influence; it was not successful but managed to weaken China

Question 6

Anti-Chinese regulations included:

Answer 6

Chinese Exclusion Act, Chinese Immigration Act, White Australia Policy, Influx of Chinese Restriction Act, and Chinese Immigration Regulation and Restriction Act