China Imperialism

3. When China had the trading advantage, the European powers had __ because of all the Chinese goods they imported.
4. Chinese would only accept payments in this form from Westerners.
6. Formed by Dr. Sun Yat-sen in Japan in order to overthrow the Qing Dynasty.
8. Took place in the 1860s, when reformers, led by several government officials, unsuccessfully tried to insert western ideas into Chinese society.
10. Fought with France against China during the Second Opium War.
11. Conservatives in the Qing court were against this in China.
12. When Guangxu issued 40 decrees to reform education, government, and several other areas of Chinese society
15. Hong Xiuquan’s visions, influenced by Christian teachings, led him to believe he was the Son of God sent to reform China. Because of this, he started the ___.
16. Gave Britain the island of Hong Kong and opened up 5 other “treaty ports” for trade
17. Rebellion started by members of a secret society who wanted to drive out all foreigners and Christian influences from China.
18. Situation in which more is exported than imported
19. Britain traded opium for silver; China did not appreciate this (but still lost terribly). This led to the___.

1. Allowed foreigners to live in their own communities in China, but were only subject to their home country’s legal system.
2. China must keep trade open to Western countries, but has no say in the decision.
3. The ___ were nationalism, democracy, and livelihood.
4. This war over Korea led to China’s loss of Taiwan and the Liaodong peninsula.
5. A powerful influence on the Qing court, ___ was ultraconservative, against all reform in China.
7. China had to pay Britain the equivalent of 2 billion dollars in taels of silver as a(n) ___ for the 1st Opium Wars.
9. Britain's main import from China.
13. This series was forced upon China by the Western powers after the several wars it had lost.
14. Named first president of the newly formed Chinese republic