World Cultures Final- China

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World Cultures Final- China

Beijing
Capital of China
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Beijing Capital of China
Boxer Rebellion uprising against foreign influence on religion, trade, and politics
Communists/Maoists ant-revolutionist form of Marxist Communism
Confucianism ethical/philosophical system from teacher Confucius
Deng Xiaping attempted to improve China unsuccessfully
Four Modernizations campaign to improve agriculture, industry, science, and technology, and national defense
Emperor Qin Shi Huangdi First emperor, China gets its name from him, Great Wall built under his command, currency, Terra-Cotta Warriors
Extraterritoriality treaty of Nanking, British-over China
Filial Piety Respect for ancestors
Footbinding Smaller feet would result in a better marriage
Great Wall Built to keep the Mongols out
Hong Kong British colony until 1997
Hu Jintao Current president of China
Ideograph Symbol used to express an idea or concept
Imperialism of China other countries with spheres of influence in China
Kowtow States that foreigners must bow to Chinese
Legalism Belief that states people are bad and only laws can make them good
Loesse Yellow clay/dirt/sand from the Yellow River
Mandate of Heaven States that the lucky rule the country.... too bad for the unlucky...
Mao Zedong 1st communist ruler of China
Great Leap Forward The industrialization of China under Mao Zedong
Mongols invaded China
Nationalists/ Kuomintang/ Guomindong Pushed for modernization and nationalization (three possible answers)
Opium Wars Started over Britain selling opium to the Chinese
Porcelain wanted by westerners from China- especially during the Ming dynasty
President Richard Nixon Established diplomatic relations with China, the first to visit China
Shanghai Slaughter of communists
Silk Road land trade route
Special Economic Zones (SEZ) foreign companies in certain areas of a country (In this case, China...)
Spheres of Influence other countries control parts of China
Gentry nobles and government workers
Sun Yatsen created Chinese Nationalism
Taoism/ Daoism Balance (Ying and Yang) the go-with-the-flow concept
Chinese Civil War Nationalists vs. Communists
The Long March Communists walk 6000 miles to escape the Nationalists
Tiananmen Square A student protest where the government reacted harshly and violently (June 4)
Chiang Kaishek member of Kuomintang, ally of Sun Yatsen

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