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Chapter 5 Self-Quiz
From Superpower to Semi-Colony: China from the Ming to 1895
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Looking at Map 5.1, inset, which of these was the focus of the voyages of Zheng He?
Indian Ocean
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China Sea
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Indian Ocean
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Yellow Sea
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Which of these ended the voyages of Zheng He?
the death of Zheng He
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an imperial decision
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opposition by neighboring rulers
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the failure of the latest voyage
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Which of these usurped the power of the emperors in the late Ming period?
court eunuchs
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empresses
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Grand Secretariat
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foreign missionaries
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The Manchu rulers came to rule in China after they were ________.
successful in conquering the Jurchen
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invited in to put down a rebelleion
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put in charge of the Chinese armed forces
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pushed north of the Great Wall
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Like the Yuan rulers, the Qing emperors ________.
were ethnic Han rulers
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restored traditional Confucian rule
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represented a small ethnic minority
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made China part of a larger empire
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Which of these led China to the Treaty of Nerchinsk?
the voyages of Zheng He
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the growing power of Japan
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the threat of a powerful northern enemy
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a series of uprisings in China
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"Factories" were ________.
centers of foreign industrialization
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the rights of foreigners to trade on Chinese soil
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early Chinese efforts to industrialize
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enclaves of foreign merchants
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Which of these regions gave rise to the White Lotus rebellion?
central China
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coastal regions
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along the great wall
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the northwest frontier
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Lord Macartney was sent to China to ________.
gain permission for the opium trade
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improve trade for British merchants
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ally with China against Japan
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establish Christian missions
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Which of these perceived problems drove Western commercial efforts in China in the 1800s?
a drain of silver from Europe to China
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Chinese smuggling into Europe
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Chinese piracy
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abuses of the tribute system
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The period of "national humiliation" refers to a period in which ________.
Japan slowly conquered Korea
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leadership of East Asian affairs was taken over by Taiwan
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China lost much of its autonomy
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the British lost to the French in foreign trade
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Britain first gained ground in China commercially by ________.
a series of treaties
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an alliance with the French
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force
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subtle use of Jesuit missionaries
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Which of these was the deadliest civil war in history?
the Taiping rebellion
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the Manchu takeover
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the White Lotus rebellion
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the self-strengthening movement
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The Second Opium War involved what three countries?
France, Britain, China
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China, Britain, Japan
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Japan, Korea, China
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China, Russia, Britain
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The so-called "Great Game" brought China into indirect conflict with other empires along it's ________ border.
northern
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eastern
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southern
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western
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Which of these came to control most of mainland Southeast Asia from the mid-nineteenth century?
Portugal
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the Netherlands
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France
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Britain
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Which of these best describes the Treaty of Shimonoseki?
inconclusive
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a partial Chinese victory
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a Japanese triumph
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a joint victory for Japan and Britain
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In the cartoon "Carving up China," which of these does not have a seat at the table.
Japan
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France
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Germany
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China
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In theory, the high-level equilibrium trap kept China from ________.
expanding
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industrializing
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preventing foreign intervention
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investing overseas
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The Han Learning Movement focused on the study of ________ texts.
Confucian
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Dao religious
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Buddhist
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Western scientific
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