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20 Cards in this Set
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South China in the early 19th Cantury was inundated with opium from which country?
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Great Britain
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The qing governments efforts to end the opium trade in the 1830's resulted in a war with?
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Britain
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The leader of the Taiping Rebellion, considered himself to be on a missio0n from God. He believed he was?
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God's younger son
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The most powerful political figure in China after 1860 was?
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The Empress Dowager
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The Boxer Rebellion was?
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An anti-foreign uprising
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What movement helped create Chinese Nationalism?
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May 4th Movement
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The leader of the KMT after the death of Sun Yatsen was?
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Chaing Kai-Shek
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The CCP's Long March occured in what year?
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March 1934
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Japan was reopened to the outside world in the 1850s by which country?
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The United States
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The Meiji Reforms were not accepted by who?
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The Samurai's
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The process in Japan of the government creating & devloping business and then selling the at bargain rates is called?
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Zaibatsu
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Japan became a world power in 1905 with the defeat of?
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Russia
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The Japanese attacked Peal Haobor in December 1941 because?
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The US was the one country that could stop the Japanese from taking over the Asia & the Pacific.
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In WWII there were two major theaters. What were they?
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The European Theater
The Pacific Theater |
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The turning point against the germaens cime in 1943 at the battle of?
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Stalingrad
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D-Day, the British/American invasion of europe, occurred in?
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June of 1944
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In June of 1942, the Americans stopped the Japanese navy and insured an American victory in the Pacific at the battle of?
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The Coral Sea
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to defend their homeland, the Japanese military used suicide planes called?
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Kamikazes
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What two cites had the only two nuclar devices ever used dropped on them?
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Hiroshima
Nagasaki |
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What was the German "blitzkrieg"?
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Lightening War
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