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Fighting over this land led to the first Sino - Japanese War.
"The hermit Kingdom" (Korea)
Japan claimed this island from China.
Okinawa
This land was colonized by Britain. (Now known as Myanmar.)
Burma
Formerly colonized by Britain, this land still has a monarchal system of government, as seen in "The King and I," which is a musical set in 1860's about a king and his relations with Anna, an English teacher.
"Siam" (Thailand)
These three countries were colonized by France.
"Indochina" (Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam)
China surrendered this island to Japan after losing the war and signing the Treaty of Shimonoseki.
Taiwan
The Muslim rebellion took place here, in this southern province in China.
Yunnan Province
The Muslim rebellion took place here, in this northern province in China.
Xinjian Province
China lost this land, north of Korea, to Russia.
The maritime Province
China surrendered this peninsula (where Port Arthur was located) to Japan after losing the war and signing the Treaty of Shimonoseki.
Liandong Peninsula
The Germans leased this bay from China for 99 years.
Jiaozhou Bay
In 1860, the Russians secured the transfer to the czar of the portion of land north of this river.
The Amur River
Li Honzhang employed Western experts to help build a modern fleet and military organization in the 1880s, including this strongly fortified naval base.
Port Arthur "Lushun"
Britain took over this peninsula and gave it back to China only a decade ago.
Hong Kong
The main goal for the Taiping Rebellion.
Beijing
China's first railroad, built by foreigners in 1876.
Shanghai Railroad
The Treaty of _______ was signed here, which forced China to open trade with Britain. ______ was also the capital of the Taiping rebels.
Nanjing