Exam 5: From Superpower to Semi-Colony: China From the Ming to 1895

-Looking at Map 5.6, for China, the significance of Kashgaria for China is best described as ________.

Which of these first appeared in China in the nineteenth century?

The Taiping rebellion is considered a revolution because it sought ________.

The Treaty of Nanjing was a key example of which of these historical developments?

By around 1800, commercial traditions in the East Asian sphere and in the sphere of European and Islamic traders were ________.

Like the Yuan, Qing culture was ________ earlier Chinese cultural patterns.

The White Lotus rebellion developed in resistance to ________.

The Sacred Edicts represented Qing attempts to ________.

The demands of John Hay ________ the demands of Lord Macartney decades earlier.

-The Taiping Seal could best be used by historians to understand Taiping ________.

The treaty that resulted from war between China and the British and French was unusual because it was ________.

During Ming rule, attitudes towards merchants were ________ compared to attitudes under Yuan rule.

Which of these was a consistent problem for European merchants through the 1800s?

Which of these were given trade monopolies under the tribute system?

Khan Galban was the ruler of the ________.

In the context of nineteenth-century relations between Western powers and China, Zuo Zongtang's campaign against Yakub Beg was ________.

Conflict between China and Britain came to a head over the ________.

Which of these was a bone of contention in the Sino-Japanese War?

Which of these was a key goal of Lord Macartney in 1793?