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What domestic & foreign forces threatened Qing China & Muslim States?
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Qing Domestic: Bureaucratic breakdown Exam system riddled with decline Govt position viewed as means to gaining influence Loss of revenue Mid 19th Century floods = poverty & homelessness Increase in crime
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Foreign European rivals Opium trade 1839 Opium War 1842 Treaty of Nanking 1850 2nd Opium War British gain Hong Kong 90 ports open to foreigners Boxer Rebellion
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Treaty of Nanking
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1905 civil service exam end signals end of Confucian values & Scholar Gentry
1912 Qing Dynasty Ends
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Ottoman Decline Early 18th Century weak leadership Power struggle between officials, religious experts, & Janissary Reform – Western vs. Traditional (both viewed as means to stop decline)
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Muhammad Ali (Egypt) European style reform – powerful army& navy Gained independence from Ottoman
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Comparison Why did the Muslim culture & state survive and not the Qing? Muslims had faced European threat from the Middle Ages on China- European threat was sudden & brutal
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Muslims shared a Judeo-Christian & Greek Culture
Chinese viewed West as barbarians Muslims had many centers. When dynasty fell it did not mean the end of Islamic independence China’s survival based on Qing
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Contrast in unity religious unity
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