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for world civ at the college preparatory school, gumbert
for world civ at the college preparatory school, gumbert
1645 - 1750
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1843
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2014
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1271 - 1368
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Khubai Khans semi-sinocization
1344
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internal chaos due to discrimination, over taxation, and the black plague
poor agricultural management leads to flooding of the yellow river and a change in the Mandate of Heaven
1368 - 1644
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founded by Hongwu, pro-peasants but harsh authoritarian rule
1368 - 1398
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orphan -> monk -> rebel -> emperor
rebuilt the great wall
land reform
authoritarian rule
1400 - 1428
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guerrilla war
loss of life
unpopular
1402 - 1424
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Zhu Di
the "second founding" of the Mind
battled Junwen for the throne
1500
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Japan becomes a temporary vassal of china
"your subject, the king of Japan"
1500
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need for civil servant brings back the civil service exams
confucian values lead to disrupted trade
and are at odds with despotism
1500
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no clear relations, still a modern topic of debate
1556 - 1644
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earthquake 1556
little ice age
population decline by 10 of millions
shrinking tax base
1583
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A catholic Jesuit
accepted by Ming as a foreign literati
strong in math and science
wrote journals about Ming from western perspective
1600 - 1644
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expansionist policies
treasure fleet
forbidden city
war in korea
and silver shortage
1644
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Jurchen leader unified the Manchus
Peasant army toppled Beijing
the unpaid army abandoned the city
peasant leader died
Manchus took control
1644 - 1911
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Manchus return stability
blending Chinese culture and Manchu military
expand the empire
confucian conservatism
1685 - 1842
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trade restricted to Canton
Europeans face higher tarifs and more rules
colonies and controled trade
1685
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Tea, porcelain, silk <-> SILVER
1760
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1780
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1793
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sent to negotiate trade agreement
seen by Emperor as tribute mission
1800
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used to balance trade
200 chests 1729
4574 chests 1800
40000 chests 1838
2-10M addicts
massive silver outflow
1835 - 1908
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concubine to Emperor
gave birth to Tongzhi
regent queen
1839 - 1842
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British parliament declares war on China
China's navy is inadequate
1842
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Cohongs abolished
5 new treaty ports
Hong Kong given in perpetuity
21M Indemnity
Extraterritoriality
1850 - 1864
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Hung Hsu-Chuan
failed civil service exam
forms "celestial kingdom of peace" Taiping
20,000 followers by 1850
anti confucian, manchu, opium, gambling
falls to GB, France, and Qing in 1864
20-30M die
1857 - 1860
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GB and France
1858
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more treaty ports
opium sales legalized
foreigners in Beijing
1858
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division of China
spheres of Influence
80 treaty ports
99 year lease on "New Territories"
"slowly drifting until she is dashed to pieces on the shore"
1862 - 1874
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"practical knowledge mixed with Chinese mentality"
started by Cixi
canceled due to ideas of democracy
1868 - 1912
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from field to factory in 40 years
highly successful
westernized model of modernization
1882
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US supports CKS instead of CCP
relations tarnished by opium trade
1886 - 1891
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by Cixi
seen as excessive spending
1893 - 1976
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1895
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fought over and in Korea
1895
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china ceded Taiwan and hegemony over Korea
4 new treaty ports
loss of face
6/11/1898 - 9/20/1898
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Guangxu attempted to reform China
reforms of:
civil service exams
vocational schools
wester military and legal system
communications and postal system
institute constitutional monarchy
declared insane by CIxi
removed from throne and placed under house arrest
1900
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cancel civil service exams
execute leaders
no weapons to be imported
fined 450M taels of silver ($335M)
1900
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Society of Righteous Harmony 1889
attacking foreigners
killed 250 in 1900
others flee to British legation
under siege from June to Aug 1900
Cixi backs boxers
11/15/1908
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Cixi places Puyi on throne then dies
1912 - 1927
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China divided and abused by warlords
2/13/1912
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forced to flee the country
china left with warlords
KMT reduced to rule only Nanjing
1919
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treaty of Versailles
shandong to Japanese
protesting for a central government
modern protest
july 1921
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1926 - 1927
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KMT CCP and Warlords
followed by "bloody double cross' by KMT
1927 - 1937
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KMT in control
Ching Kai Shek in charge
"Asian George Washington"
1931 - 1937
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1934 - 1935
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6000 mile long retreat of CCP
100000 begin 7000 survive
won the hearts of peasants
new generation of leaders
Mao Tse Tung emerges as sole leader of CCP
1936 - 1945
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KMT and CCP agree to fight Japan
1945 - 1949
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KMT controlled urban
CCP controlled rural
KMT retreats to Taiwan
1949 - 1976
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Established PRC
CCP, Government, PLA (people's liberation army)
5 year plans
land reform
struggle sessions
1949
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1950 - 1953
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US 45000 dead
NK 600000
SK 400000
China 700000-900000
1952 - 1957
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use agricultural surplus to build industry
success of early collectives
1957
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300,000 branded as "rightists"
"better red than expert'
1959 - 1962
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catch up to England is 15 years
super sized comunes
backyard furnaces
FAILURE
1958 grain and steel production plummets
375M tons of grain reported
215M tons produces
large famine
20M deaths
1962 - 1966
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Deng Xiaoping in control
Mao becomes figurehead
1966 - 1976
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Pragmatist Deng Xiaoping in charge
Cult of Mao
attack "capitalist roadsters"
leftists back in power
Red Guards sent to countryside
1969
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US realized that China is anti-russian
1972
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1972
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"There is only one China of which Taiwan is a part"
1979
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Mao Dies
Fall of the Gang of Four
Jiang Qing and 3 other untra-leftists
unsure of who has Guanxi
1979 - 1997
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Economic pragmatist and social conservative
Rebuilds China after GLF
Socialism with Chinese Characteristics
welcomes foreign investors
GDP per capita up 400%
"to get rich is glorious"
strong believer in party control
4/21/1989 - 5/4/1989
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4/21 100,000 morn in sqare for Hu Yaohang
upcoming Gorbachev visit
4/23 students boycott classes
5/4 journalists protest
5/13 "hunger strike"
5/15 Gorbachev arrives
5/18 1 million people march
students demanding:
-publish government salaries
-increased money for education
-freedom of press
"Soviet Union has Gorbachev. Who does China have?"
"Gorbachev 58; Deng 85"
"Deng your health may be good, but is your brain"
06/04/1989
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"clear the square"
300-3000 dead
1000 arrested
leads to international condemnation
1997
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2008
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1206 - 1526
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Indo-Muslim fusion
Mostly Hindu with smaller Muslim kingdoms as well
India broken up into many pieces
1370 - 1507
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Established Tamerlane a "princeling" and descendant of Genghis Khan
1398
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1483 - 1530
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princeling to conquerer
conquered Samarkand and Kabul
developed progressive tax system
1526
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Battle of Panipat
Babur wins due to guns/better technology
1526 - 1857
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1556 - 1605
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wise ruler
religious tolerance
expands the empire
accepting of hindus
12/31/1600
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British East India Company given royal charter by Queen Elizabeth
1605 - 1627
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drunk
poor leader
1628 - 1658
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Akbars Grandson,
known for architecture built:
Taj Mahal
Red Fort
Wariz Khan Mosque
slightly reverses religious tolerance
places economic strain on empire
1658 - 1707
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fratricide
religious intolerance
larger but weaker empire: broken up into small principles with questionable loyalty
1670
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King Charles II granted WEIC right to govern in India
1750
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8 emperors
4 murdered 1 deposed
1757
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Company gains control of Bengal
establishes Sir Robert Clive "Of India"
1757 - 1858
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British East India Company ruling India through Nabobs
1857
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rebellion, mutiny, or war of independence?
300,000 sepoys in EIC army
loss of caste importance
slow promotions, loss of pensions
discontent among civilians
high taxes
land reform
treatment of mughal emperor
fear of religious imperialism
banning sati
allowing widows to remarry
1857
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civilian leader in sepoy rebellion
1857
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need to restructure military
need to bring Indians into goverment
5/10/1857
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soldiers in Meerut revolted
killed british officers
marched to Delhi
seized the Red Fort
210 british women and children killed
1858 - 1947
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1869 - 1948
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Satyagraha "last resort of those strong enough in their commitment to truth to undergo suffering in its cause"
wanted
Solidarity between Indians of different faiths
Removal of untouchability
Boycott of manufactured foreign goods
Revival of Indian industry
1885
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1906
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1914 - 1918
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Increased international status
1.5M Indians served
lead to post war economic struggles as Great Britain raised taxes to pay for war costs
1918
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government reported 397 dead, INC claimed over 1000
1918
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high taxes during famine
untouchables
Mahatma "The Great Soul"
civil disobedience protoest
1930
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use of international media
symbolic
1942
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noncooperation in WWII
1947 - 1964
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"3rd world country"
non alignment always questioned
Economy:
centrally planned 5 year plans
fabian socialism
state run industries
food productions
from 51M to 82M tons
population increase from 360M to 440M
january 1950
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1962
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India humiliated
1966 - 1977
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elected PM
Green revolution:
food crisis
wanted to become self sufficient
worked but not universal
1975 - 1977
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tarnished reputation
declares state of emergency
civil rights suspended
opposition arrested
"D.E.M. O'crasy beloved husband of T.Ruth, father of L.I.Bertie, Brother of Faith, Hope, and Justice expired on 26 June" obituary in The Times of India
1977 - 1980
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Indira steps down
new elections
return of corruption
1980 - 1984
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Indira's second term
ended with operation blue star June 1984
100s died as protesting Siks in the Golden temple were killed
India assassinated by bodyguards
1984 - 1991
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assassinated by Tamil Tigers
1991 - 2014
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Forbes 9th most powerful woman in the world
Italian born, president of Congress Party
Rahul VP of congress
2014
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Modi wins for Hindu Nationalists with "potty politics"