Chinese Revolutions

What was the goal of the Boxer Rebellion?

• Rid China of all foreigners
• Spread Christianity in China
• Overthrow communism
• Force the emperor to abdicate

Which of the following was known as the "anti-western uprising" in 1900?

• Communist Revolution

• Chinese Revolution

• Boxer Rebellion

The 1911 Revolution led to the end of the

• Ming Dynasty

• Song Dynasty

• Qing (Ch'iang) Dynasty

Who was Pu Yi?

• The first emperor of China
• The last emperor of China
• The first Chinese dictator
• The leader of the Nationalist party

I helped establish the Republic of China based on three principles for the people: nationalism, Democracy, and the people's livelihood.

• Mao Zedong

• Chiang Kai Shek

• Sun Yat Sen

Following the death of Yuan Shikai in 1916, China was best described as

• a monarchy led by the child emperor, Puyi

• a stable, prosperous republic led by Sun Yat-sen

• a republic in name ruled by various warlords and regional cliques

• an authoritatian military government under the centralized control of a Generalissimo in Beijing

After the Nationalists seized power, who did they have to defeat?

• Peasants rebels
• Warlords
• Pu Yi's army

This political party, set up by Sun Yat-sen, won the majority of the National Assembly seats in the first Chinese elections in 1913.

• Guomindang (KMT)
• Communists (CCP)
• Chinese Democratic Party (CDP)
• Hongxian (H)

What political party fled during the long march?

• Soviet Union
• Nationalist
• Communist
• Jisuan

The difficult, year-long journey made by Mao Zedong and his Communist followers in 1934 through China's mountains, marshes, and rivers was called the

• Cultural Revolution

• Great Leap Forward

• Boxer Rebellion

• Long March