The Age of Anxiety - China
Published on Dec 08, 2015
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Revolution:
A. The events that lead Emperor Xuantong to abdicate, came from the R evolutionary wars.
B. Dr. Sun Yat-Sen played a key role in abolishing the Qing Dynasty. He is known as the father of Modern China.
C. The government was slightly unstable because of all the money that had been spent on the revolution, but over all there was control and organization.
D. The treaters were with Great Britain, Hing Kong, and Japan.
C. The government was slightly unstable because of all the money that had been spent on the revolution, but over all there was control and organization.
D. The treaters were with Great Britain, Hing Kong, and Japan.
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Nationalism:
A. China believed that the treaty system was not working well for. Their people or their government. They did not want to live under that system anymore, so they wanted the support of the U.S. To help terminate it.
B. Chinese land was vast and good for farming. The Chinese had a lot of land and it was good for many things.
C. The movement was directed toward national independence, emancipation of the individual, and rebuilding society and culture. These patriotic feelings and the zeal for reform culminated in an incident on May 4, 1919, from which the movement took its name.
D. The political party that was organized in 1921 was the Chinese communist party. They were very against the Soviet Union.
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Chinese Civil War:
A. Jiesh turned against his allies because he did not have an eye for a revolution that involved mass groups from China.
B. They faced a threat of a resolution and multiple threats from the Japanese.
C. Because he knew that the peasants would come up "like a storm" and try to take down the enemies and migrate to new regions. The peasants were a ticking time bomb and Zedongs eye.
D. He had to have a good relationship with the peasants so that they would follow his rules and orders.
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