Section Quiz 22-1 East Asia Under Challenge 1800 -1914
Section Quiz 22-1 East Asia Under Challenge 1800 -1914
- 1.Division of exclusive trading rights with China
- A.
Spheres of influence
- B.
Extraterritoriality
- C.
Indeminity
- D.
Boxers
- E.
Open Door policy
- 2.Hay's proposal to ensure equal acess to Chinese markets
- A.
Spheres of influence
- B.
Extraterritoriality
- C.
Indeminity
- D.
Boxers
- E.
Open Door policy
- 3.Members of a Chinese secret organization
- A.
Spheres of influence
- B.
Extraterritoriality
- C.
Indeminity
- D.
Boxers
- E.
Open Door policy
- 4.Payment to the injured for damages
- A.
Spheres of influence
- B.
Extraterritoriality
- C.
Indeminity
- D.
Boxers
- E.
Open Door policy
- 5.European freedom from Chinese laws
- A.
Spheres of influence
- B.
Extraterritoriality
- C.
Indeminity
- D.
Boxers
- E.
Open Door policy
- 6.To improve their balance of trade with China, the British sold ________ to the Chinese.
- A.
Porcelain
- B.
Opium
- C.
Tea
- D.
Silk
- 7.As a result of China losing the first Opium War to Britain, all of the following happened EXCEPT
- A.
Britain received Hong Kong.
- B.
Five ports were oened to British trade.
- C.
The British in China accepted Chinese laws.
- D.
China paid for the cost of the war.
- 8.In the treaty of Tianjin, China agreed to
- A.
Legalize trade in opium.
- B.
Close several ports to trade .
- C.
Recognize Hong as a leader.
- D.
Take back Kowloon.
- 9.The Qing dynasty was weakened by all of the following EXCEPT
- A.
War with Japan.
- B.
Disputes with Russia.
- C.
Warlord independence.
- D.
A changing value system
- 10.The Qing dynasty's "self strengthening " reforms included
- A.
Ending trade.
- B.
Adopting Western technology.
- C.
Moving toward democracy.
- D.
Eleminating Confucian ideals.
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