Words: Meiji Restoration

Treaty of Kanagawa

Treaty of Nanjing

Russo japanese War

100 Days of Reform

Open Door Policy

Boxer Rebellion

Taiping Rebellion

Pairs:

marked the end of shogun rule and feudalism
and the establishment of imperial Japan

resulted in Japanese victory, demonstrated power
of new japanese military to the world

1899 informal policy that gave foreign nations
equal access to trading rights in China

campaign led by Qing emperor Guang Xu
to modernize China and compete with Western nations

1854 policy that opened two Japanese ports
to US merchant ships

1900 uprising in which Chinese nationalists
attacked foreign missionaries and businesspeople
was suppressed after foreign intervention

signed after Opium Wars forced China to open
more ports to British trade and established
extraterritoriality rights for British citizens

peasant revolt against Qing dynasty in China
that lasted 14 years but failed to topple the government

1854 policy that open to Japanese ports to USmerchant ships. - TREATY OF KANAGAWA

Resulted in Japanese victory; demonstrated power of new Japanese military to the world. - RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR

1899 informal policy that gave foreign Nations equal access to trading rights in China. - OPEN DOOR POLICY

Marked the end of the shogun rule and feudalism and the establishment of imperial Japan - MEIJI RESTORATION

peasant revolt against Qing dynasty in China that lasted 14 years but failed to topple the government. - TAIPING REBELLION

Campaign led by Qing emperor Guang Xu to modernize China and compete with Western nations. - 100 DAYS OF REFORM

signed after Opium Wars; forced China to open more ports to British trade and established extraterritoriality rights for British citizens. - TREATY OF NANJING

1900 uprising, in which Chinese nationalist attacked foreign missionaries and businesspeople; was suppressed after foreign intervention - BOXER REBELLION

were they embroiderers?

the dominoes began to fall. the surrender at appomattox took place a week later on april 9. while it was the most significant surrender to take place during the civil war, gen. robert e. lee, the confederacy's most respected commander, surrendered only his army of northern virginia to union gen. ulysses s. grant

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