IDENTIFICATIONS
Explain the significance of the following: |
| 1. Co-hong merchants
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2. extraterritoriality
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3. "unequal treaties"
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| 4. treaty ports (China)
| 5. Boxer Protocol of 1901
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6. Mitsui family
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| 7. Guomindang (Kuomingtang)
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8. Meiji Restoration
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9. samurai revolt (1877)
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| 10. Kabaka
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11. "Cape Colored"
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12. Native Reserves
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| 13. Hundred Days of Reform
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14. Anglo-Japanese Alliance
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15. Candomblé
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| 16. Arrow War
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17. International Settlement (Shanghai)
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18. the "Great Trek"
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WHO WAS I?
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| 1. This "ruler from behind" exercised power through the role of regent during two Qing (Ch'ing) emperors' reigns.
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| 2. A classical scholar who combined Confucian ideals with reform.
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| 3. Radical leader in China who wished to abolish the monarchy.
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| 4. Chinese bureaucrat who became premier during the last gasps of the Manchu Dynasty.
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| 5. Leader of the Taipang Rebellion, which ended with 20 million dead and 600 cities destroyed.
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| 6. This inventor's machine increased production of cotton and drove up the American demand for slaves.
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| 7. This leader in Southern Arabia restored Omani power and established a capital on Zanzibar.
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| 8. This explorer and missionary chronicled his travels in South Africa.
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| 9. This intellectual translated Western philosophical and political classics into Chinese.
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| 10. This official was appointed by Qing (Ch'ing) leaders to stop the Opium trade which the British were fostering.
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| 11. This Chinese statesman organized loyal troops and defeated Hong Xiuquan, thereby ending the Taipang Rebellion.
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