1. How did imperialism affect China? Notes #2-7

2. Agenda 11-19
BW – Define IN NOTES – Sphere of Influence, Opium War, Boxer Rebellion
CW – Imperialism in China notes
CW 2 – Finish Africa Chart
CW3 – Answer EQ before leaving class!
HW – (from Friday) due Tuesday!
Quote of the Day “It does not matter how slowly you go as long as you do not stop.”
Confucius

3. Beginning in the 1700’s, Britain began trading opium in China (after years of importing Chinese tea).
Opium 
Chinese tea and
tea leaves

4. Many Chinese people became addicted to opium, causing China to ban Britain from trading it.

5. Britain refused and went to war with China in the 1800’s (called the Opium War).

6. China was quickly defeated by Britain, showing that China was not strong enough to resist Western demands.

7. Opium War
Because the British won they forced China to keep the opium ports open
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8. As a result of the Opium War, China was forced to sign “unequal treaties” and divided into spheres of influence by foreign nations.

9. This was because Britain and other Western nations had superior military technology.
Maxim gun

10. Reactions China staged many rebellions in response to British presence
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11. Poor Chinese attempted to remove foreign influence from China through the Boxer Rebellion.
The Boxers

12. Boxer Rebellion Gang group who assaulted foreigners in China
Soon crushed by Japan and Europeans
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13. Sun Yat-Sen Led Chinese Revolution to finally defeat outside powers
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14. Three goals End foreign domination Form a representative government
Create economic security for Chinese
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