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QUESTIONS BASED ON READINGS:

1. Why did Sun-yet Sen want China to be modernized?

Because he want China to be republic.

1. Why do you think China needed to be modernized?

Because Chinese are too separate so they need to have the same point of view to keep away foreigners.

1. Why was it important to unify the people of China?

So people will

1. How did the West impact the life of Sun-Yat Sen? Think of Cause and Effect.

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1. Why did Sun-yet Sen want China to be modernized?

Because he wanted China to be republic.

1. Why do you think China needed to be modernized?

1. Why was it important to unify the people of China?

2. How did the West impact the life of Sun-Yat Sen? Think of Cause and Effect.

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QUESTIONS BASED ON READINGS:

1. Why did Sun-yet Sen want China to be modernized?

Because he want China to be republic.

1. Why do you think China needed to be modernized?

Because Chinese are too separate so they need to have the same point of view to keep away foreigners.

1. Why was it important to unify the people of China?

So people will fight against foreigners together.

1. How did the West impact the life of Sun-Yat Sen? Think of Cause and Effect.

It gives him the ideas for modernising China and give the CHinese a better life.

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1, Because he wants China to be republic.
2, Because Chinese was all separated apart and everyone had different point of views.
3, He got his idea about democracy and republic from western.

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How do the ideas of populism connect with the people of China during the late 1800s and early 1900s?

Populism
People
Political idea
Unites people

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Decide which one of the definitions associated with Nationalism, best suits the Chinese people of the late 1800s and early 1900s.

Because Nationalism creates a sense of belonging and identification to certain culture or nation.

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Sun Yat-Sen (Sun Zhong Shan)
- he reunited China.
- The three principles of his revolutionary program is
- Political unity
- Democracy and law
- Peoples welfare/Livelihood: a basic         living for all Chinese.
- He want to modernised China and let it to have the same standard of living as the West.
- He died in March 12th, 1925.
- Introduction to Populism and Nationalism.

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- He had lead earlier uprisings in China
- He returned to China and was named the first President of the Chinese Republic.

Political unity (Nationalism) and Self-Rule:

Democracy and Law

People's Welfare/Livelihood: a basic living for all Chinese.

He wanted China to have the same standard of living as the West.

He would struggle in the years to come to help China achieve this goal.

He died March 12, 1925.

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- He had lead earlier uprisings in China but at the outbreak of the 1911 Revolution he was living in the United States.
-He wanted to build a united China even though there was unrest in the provinces.

He set out a revolutionary program called the “Three Principles of the People”

Political unity (Nationalism) and Self-Rule:

Democracy and Law

People's Welfare/Livelihood: a basic living for all Chinese.

-Sun Yixian was heavily influenced by his travels in North America and Europe.

He wanted China to have the same standard of living as the West.

He would struggle in the years to come to help China achieve this goal.

He died March 12, 1925.

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-He united China/Chinese and he was a revolutionary.
-He wanted to build a united China.
-Father of modern China.
-His revolutionary program was called the “Three Principles of the People”. It includes

Political unity (Nationalism) and Self-Rule:

Democracy and Law

People's Welfare/Livelihood: a basic living for all Chinese.

-He wanted China to have the same standard of living as the West. And his ideas were western ideas.

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Joey

-After 100 days of reform in 1899.
-Rebels
-NATIONALISIM
-Boxer's common enemy were foreigners.
-Qing:
Cixi=secretly assists Boxers.
Grow in popularity.
-Concessions
-POPULISM

-KILLING OF CHRISTIANS

-Foreign response to rebellion: the foreigners responded by organizing their own international army to march on Beiiin and rescue diplomats.

-End of the Emperors: the revolution of 1911. In 1908, cixi died. she had named a two year old prince Puyi, to succeed her. Three years later a republic was proclaimed.

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- The boxers doesn't have guns. They use what ever they can get such as pitchfork.
- They fight against the Qing dynasty and foreigners.
- Cixi secretly helped the boxers to drive out the foreigners.
- Kills the Christians.
- Attacked the foreigners in the north china in 1990
- The Western army quickly defeated the army due to their powerful weapons.
- Cixi had to give more benefit to the foreigners.
- This lead to the end of this dynasty.
- Cixi died in 1908
- The revolution of 1911
- She had named a 2 years old prince Puyi to succeed her.

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After 100 days of reform
-1899
-Rebels
-Nationalism
-Boxer's common enemy were
-fighting Qing and Foreigners
-using pitch fork
-Cixi connected the boxers to against the foreigners together

*QIng
Cixisecretly
assists Boxers
-Grow in popularity

1990 the boxers attacked the foreigners
The army forced Cixi to grant them concessions
Cixi died in 1908
and the last emperor in China called Puyi

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Jennifer

-After 100 days of reform in 1899.
-nationalism
-Boxer's common enemy wore
-fighting against Qing dynasty and foreigners
-pitch fork (weapons)
-Cixi secretly connecting with the boxers for fighting foreigner
-grow in popularity
-In 1990, the boxers moved through northern China attacking foreigners
-foreigners responded by organizing their own international army to march on Beijing and rescue diplomats
-the army forced cixi to grant them concessions.
-China was forced to allow foreigner troops in China
-Cixi died in 1908
-named a two year old prince Puyi to succeed her.

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Main idea: One of the british ship in the canton port shot a warning shot and the Chinese admiral made a decision of send out the fleet, therefore, the Chinese and British boat had the first small fight. After this w

Keywords and people: Linzexu, captain Elliott, opium trade

Key information:

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Video 1
Main idea:
The British want to trade with Chinese. But the Chinese think they are good themselves to they only open up one single port to the foreigners. This action lead to conflicts which eventually turn into the first opium war.

Keyword and people:
British and Chinese

Keyword information:
The British tried to convince the Chinese by giving the emperor gifts from Europe but didn't succeed. Instead, the King was really refused and put further more restriction to trade with the British. This had lead to the first opium war between British and China.

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Main idea:
They need to find some tradable good, something other than silver that the Chinese wanted to import to offset the massive costs of the Victorian need for tea. And the answer they found was opium.

Keywords and people:
Opium, poppies, British, European, India,

Key information:
By the 1835 they were moving roughly three million sixty four thousand pounds of opium per year in China. The number was only going to get bigger, because the British government finally do away with the Honorable East India Company's monopoly on the opium trade. So everybody wanted a piece of the action and opium started to flowing into China completely unregulated, increasing supply driving prices down and making the substance even more accessible.

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VIDEO 4
Main Ideas:
The Chinese want to take control back from  the British. But the plan didn't work, so the British had win and got more places from the chinese government. And the last, is that the British want to have Nangjing, because it's  the most powerful place in China. And Chna had give them Nanjing and Hong kong. But even China had almost be taken all the powers, they still said to British that selling opium are still illegal, andt this caused the second opium war.

Keywords and people:
British, elliot, Hong kong, nanking, second opium war,
keyinformation connects to the British Opium Trade and the relations with China:
In this video, it's talking about that Chinese government didn't want British to trade Opium anymore< because they had found that british want to use opium to control the power of Chinese government.