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Opium Wars
A conflict between China and Britain over the importation of Opium
Taiping Rebellion
A rebellion started by a religious group, whose leader claimed to be jesus' brother, and denounced the qing lifestyle
Self-Strengthening
Scholars in china called for reform and strengthening by using the western model
Empress Dowager Cixi
A regeant of the emporeer who imposed her power on China by imposing her power on young emperors
Boxer Rebellion
A rebellion by a group of chinese who denounced foreign missionaries, led to war and the "" Protocol
Closing of Japan
This was the closing of a countries boarders to outside threats and to stop christian teachings
Unequal Treaties
"Friendship Treaties" which heavily favored the U.>S
Meiji Reforms
Changes instituted in Japan by the Meiji Govt in the late 1800s which instituted mandatory military service
Diet
Japan's first experimentally parliamentary democracy meeting
Civilization and Enlightenment
A phrase used by intellectuals and oligarchs who wanted to modernize Japanese culture
Sino-Japanese War
A Conflict between Japan and China that established Japan as a world power
Japanese Empire
Japan became involved in occupying countries such as taiwan,korea and parts of China in the early 20th century
Russo-Japanese War
A conflict between Russia and Japan over Korean territory and railway, which led to russia withdrawing and Japan occupying Korea
Sun Yat-sen
An Anti-Manchu revolutionary, who was considered the father of the chinese republic
1911 Revolution
A military coup that was started by the accidental exposure of revolutionaries
May Fourth Movement
Protests in China over Pro JApan rulings at the treaty of versailles, led to an increase in nationalism and pride
Mao Zedong
A peasent born man who went on to revolt against th nationalist part who eventually became the head of the communist party
Chaing Kai-shek
The leader of the nationalist part who studied military in Japan and look toward Facisim to save the country
Long MArch
A year long migration of those in the communist partyfrom jiangxi to Yan'an
Nationalist Party
China under the rule of Chaing Kai-shek but a time plagued with war, WWII
Occupation of Japan
After Japans defeat in WWI on Aug 30 1945, Japan was under Americas (blank)
Collectivized Agriculture
The collection and redistribution of food and grain by the communist govt
Hundred Flowers Campaign
Mao's way to get people to voice their problems with communism which eventually led to a persecution of "Rightists"
Great Leap Forward
Mao's plan to increase production and output, led to great famine and subpar steel production
Cultural Revolution
Mao's attempt to recapture the revolutionary fervor with the young students that almost led to full scale civil war
Special Economic zones
Zones that were created to incentivize foreign firms coming to China for cheap well trained labor, low taxes , and new factories
One-Child Policy
China's communist reaction to an explosion in population and famine
Tiananmen Protests
College students protesting for more freedom and more democracy in the China in the summer of 1989
Korean War
A Conflict between N. Korea and S. Korea, that eventually came to involve the u.s. and China. Accomplished nothing and established a treaty that technically didn't end the war
Japan's Roaring 80s
A time period of economic expansion and rebound by the Japanese economy after WWII in the 1980s