WORLD HISTORY CHAPTER 26 EAST ASIA IN TRANSITION

uprising against the foreign takeover of Chinese lands

• Guang Xu

• Open Door policy

• Boxer Rebellion

• Tai Ping Rebellion

a policy that stated all powers would respect equal trading opportunities with China

• Open Door policy

• spheres of influence

• extraterritoriality

• Treaty of Tianjin

agreement that forced China to legalize opium trade and to open new ports to foreign trade

• Treaty of Tiawan

• Treaty of Tokoyo

• Treaty of Peking

• Treaty of Tianjin

fourteen-year peasant revolt against the Qing dynasty

• Boxer Rebellion

• Tai Ping Rebellion

• Hiaphong Rebellion

• Mekong Rebellion

areas in which foreign powers have been granted exclusive rights and privileges

• spheres of influence

• extraterritoriality

• concession

• prefecture

a territory governed by its former daimyo lord

• province

• prefecture

• state

• protectorate

. living in part of a country set aside for foreigners but not subject to the host country’s laws

• spheres of influence

• extraterritoriality

• concession

• prefecture

a political compromise

• negotaition

• treaty

• concession

• armistice

Chinese emperor who launched the One Hundred Days of Reform

• Quing Ho

• Sun Yat-sen

• Kublai Khan

• Guang Xu

Chinese reformer whose followers began an uprising in 1911 that ended the Qing dynasty

• Guang Xu

• Chang Kia Shek

• Sun Yat-sen

• Mao Zedong