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    Rise of Communism in China

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    showed resistance to the foreigners in the Boxer’s Rebellion. This Rebellion and its aftermath prompted some reforms in China‚ however‚ it was too little‚ too late. The Qing dynasty was seen to be failing the people of China. In 1908‚ the Dowager EmpressCiXi‚ died and her three year-old grand nephew‚ PuYi‚ was proclaimed emperor. The discontent even grew further‚ and several groups‚ such as the Tongmengui organized to overthrow the Qing. The Republic of China Sun Yatsen (a member of Tongmenghui)

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    rejects Hu Niu. In the broader sense of the Chinese history‚ women who have held power have often been blamed as the cause for ruin of an entire dynasty period. Historians have‚ for example‚ always blamed the downfall of the Qing dynasty on solely Empress Cixi and her refusal to recognize the changing times around her. In a more specific sense within the context of this novel‚ Xiangzi presents Hu Niu as the woman who is fully to blame for causing

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    Fall of the Qing Dynasty

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    The fall of the Qing dynasty was caused by internal changes within the dynasty‚ peasant revolts‚ the rise of Sun Yat-Sen and overall western influence. What happens when there is a trade imbalance between two major trading countries? Just ask Great Britain and China. It’s hard to get by when the country you need goods from does not really need to trade goods with you. This is what happened with Great Britain and the Qing Dynasty. There was a high demand for China’s tea in Great Britain but a low

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    Sanya DP-1 Q. ANALYSE THE FACTORS THAT LED TO THE RISE OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY IN CHINA. In the beginning of the 20th century‚ the Qing dynasty‚ which had ruled China for 2000 years‚ was in decline. The period following the end of the empire in 1911 was a turbulent one‚ with various groups fighting for power in China. This civil war ended only in 1949‚ with the Chinese Communist Party establishing control over the country. There are quite a few factors that led to this rise of communism in China

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    Ah Q Sparknotes

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    “The story of Ah Q” by Lu Xun is a historical fiction written during the period of the Xin Hai Revolution. Sun Zhong Shan and other knowledgeable people trying to save China from corruption. The protagonist Ah Q is a peasant who possessed the lowest social status in Qing dynasty. The low social status deprived his name despite the fact that Ah Q is a “good worker”. Ah Q wants to be one of the revolutionaries to revenge the Chao’s family who had the greatest power in Weichuang village. However‚ the

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    http://www.presidentprofiles.com/index.html Seven Years War 1756-63 British and France over territory‚ in India for trade‚ British won both financial crisis. taxation Road to Revolution 1756-63: Seven Years War 1763: “Proclamation Line” 1765: Quartering Act and Stamp Act 1770: Boston Massacre 1773: Tea Act and Boston Tea Party 1774: “Intolerable Acts” 1774: First Continental Congress 1776 July 4: Declaration of Independence Treaty of Paris‚ 1783 Britain recognizes

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    The Sui Dynasty

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    Northern China and began the construction of the Grand Canal. The Grand Canal was extended north from Hangzhou‚ across the Yangzi to Yangzhou and then northwest to the region of Luoyang. The dynasty began when Emperor Wendi’s daughter became the Empress Dowager of Northern Zhou‚ along with her stepson as the new emperor. After defeating an army in the eastern provinces as the prime minister of Zhou‚ Wendi took the throne by force and proclaimed himself emperor. Emperor Wendi then initiated a series

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    The Changing Role of Women in Chinese History Those familiar with Pearl S. Buck’s classic novel of Chinese life The Good Earth will recall that when female children were born‚ they were referred to with contempt and disappointment as "slaves." In Chinese culture since ancient times‚ that term was not much of an exaggeration for the role of women. In a classic Chinese work from 2‚000 years ago by court historian Pan Chao‚ it is written: "Let a woman modestly yield to others. Let her respect others

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    Ti Lung - Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia Page 1 of 3 Ti Lung From Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia This is a Chinese name; the family name is Ti. Ti Lung (simplified Chinese: 狄龙; traditional Chinese: 狄龍; Mandarin Pinyin: Dí Lóng; Jyutping: Dik6 Lung4)‚ or Dik Lung‚ is a Hong Kong actor. Ti Lung 狄龍 (Traditional) Chinese name 狄龙 (Simplified) Chinese name Born 3 August 1946 Xinhui‚ Guangdong‚ China Awards Hong Kong Film Awards Contents     1 Background 2 Career 3 Filmography

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    World History II Honors Study Guide: Unit 8 Imperialism Imperialism Causes 1.) Industrial Revolution- Markets and Resources 2.) Geopolitics- National Security and control resources and trade 3.) Nationalism- Military and Prestige 4.) Missionary causes- “white man’s burden” and popular support The Industrial Revolution 1) The Start of the Industrial Revolution a) Advances in agriculture: improved methods of farming‚ fertilizers b) Enclosure movement: large land owners fenced in their

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