Chapter 26

When was the Open Door policy proposed?

Because of the Russo-Japanese war, Japan recognized the U.S.'s role in ____

The Tokugawa shogunate ruled for about how long?

The Qing dynasty was in decline and called for reforms under a new policy called ____

What treaty open two Japanese ports to Western traders?

When China and Japan went to war, who was victorious?

Who did Hong Xiuquan claim to be the brother of?

Under the Meiji Restoration an educational system, based on the ____model, was created

Between 1886 and 1985, France, Russia, and Great Britain seized land throughout ____.

Who led the Tai Ping rebellion?

What was the Tokugawa shogunate policy with regards to foreign relations?

Westernization integrated the Chinese market into the world market

What U.S. secretary of state proposed the Open Door policy?

In ____President Theodore Roosevelt stopped Japanese immigration into the United States.

As the Qing dynasty declined, ______nations increased their economic involvement with China.

What treaty ended the Opium War?

How many people died during the Tai Ping rebellion?

To compensate for Britain’s unfavorable trade balance, the British began trading what?

Ito Hirobumi led a commission that traveled to many ____countries to study their governments.

Who won the Opium War?

U.S. President Millard Fillmore sent whom to Japan to discuss open trading?

•Western powers wanted China to loosen trade restrictions that limited trade to the port at __

The Chinese government wanted to adopt Western technology but keep ______values.

At times, China depended on the West too much.

China and Japan went to war over influence in what area?

Western culture in China was most evident where?

Was there any opposition to the Open Door Policy?

By the end of the _____century, many Japanese began a return to Japanese traditions.

Because of the Russo-Japanese war, the U.S. recognized Japan's role in ____ affairs

The Open Door Policy eased fears that 1 country would obtain overwhelming influence throughout