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1
Guangxu emperor tried to reform education, civil service, administration, industry, trade and military.
False
True
2
Who was the ultimate betrayer in the 1911 Revolution?
Sun Yat-Sen
Yuan Shih Kai
The Manchu conservatives
General Huang Xing
3
Who was not a key reformer in the Hundred Days' Reform (1898)?
Hong Xiuquan
Kang Youwei
Liang Qichao
Tan Sitong
4
Which was not part of the Tongmenghui manifesto?
Expel the Manchus
Establish a republic
Restore Chinese rule
Equalise women's rights
5
Which treaty was signed at the end of the 1st Sino-Japanese War?
Treaty of Kanagawa
Treaty of Shimonoseki
6
Red = Manchu, Yellow = Han, Blue = Mongol, White - Hui, Black = Tibetan. True or False?
True
False
7
When the
‘Sick Man
’
[of the East] was first coined, what did it refer to?
the diseases that originated in China
the weird Chinese and their behaviour
The Chinese and the Jews were similar
poor governance in China
8
Other names for the Tongmenghui are the Chinese Revolutionary Alliance and Chinese United League.
False
True
9
In your opinion, which country suffered greater humiliation?
Qing China
Tsarist Russia
10
The Qing Court fled from Xi'an to Beijing when the Eight Nation Alliance crushed the Boxers and Qing forces.
False
True
11
Why was Empress Dowager Qixi not involved in the Revolution of 1911?
She disguised herself and escaped to her Summer Palace in Beijing.
Guangxu refused to let her participate.
She was dead by then. Duh.
She was neutral since she supported the Tongzhi Restoration for reforms.
12
What was the Casus Belli that triggered the start of the 2nd Opium War (1856-1860)?
Execution of French missionary
Treaty Ports opened after the 1st Opium War were in disrepair.
The Arrow Incident
MacCartney Embassy
13
What was St Petersburg renamed as in 1924?
Leningrad
Piter
Moscow
Petrograd
14
Which is not part of Sun Yat Sen's Three Principles?
Right to Peace
Democracy
People's Livelihood
Nationalism
15
This is not what the Boxer Protocol entails.
Forced compulsory adoption of Western code of conduct in the Qing court
Penalties such as $450 million reparation
Stationing of foreign troops in Beijing permanently
Destruction of Chinese arsenals and fortifications
16
The 1911 "Double Ten" (Xinhai) Revolution could be seen as an accidental success.
True
False
17
The 1st Sino-Japanese War (1894-1895) was one of the causes of this event.
2nd Opium War
Russo-Japanese War
Northern Chinese Famine
Taiping Rebellion
18
This refers the system adopted by the Qing dynasty in the early years 1700s.
Canton Foreigner Guild
McCartney Tribute System
Guangzhou Guild System
Canton Trade System
19
What did the 5 colours of the centre flag represent?
5 values for the Republic of China
5 elements of nature and man
5 principles of good governance
5 races united in the Republic of China
20
St Petersburg was renamed as Petrograd in the 1910s because it was too German-sounding.
True
False
