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    During the 19th century European countries and America learnt how unadvanced and weak China’s military really was compared to them. They used this knowledge to gradually impose their ways and beliefs on China. Many of the Chinese commoners thought this to be intrusive and offensive to their cultural beliefs. As time went on other nations slowly gained more freedom in China as Westerners forced them into a series of unfair treaties. One example was the Conventions of Peking‚ which allowed European

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    The Cause of the Boxer Rebellion The Shang and the Qing Dynasty caused the Boxer Rebellion. The Shang Dynasty established a doctrine encouraging the idea of the Chinese culture being superior. This teaching lead to future violence and discrimination. The Qing Dynasty were weak‚ and they refused to acknowledge their faults. The officials of the Qing Dynasty used a facade to conceal their failure. Because of these two dynasties‚ groups‚ such as the Yihequan‚ formed. Originally‚ they were against the

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    The Chinese Boxer Rebellion was an extremely significant anti-cultural uprising throughout Imperial China‚ beginning in the Qing Dynasty (1900). The movement initiated after a gradual influence of Western and Japanese culture began to spread throughout China‚ altering religion‚ politics‚ and trade. Once the Chinese invasion had advanced into Peking (Beijing)‚ citizens of China grew defiant toward Western Foreigners and Chinese Christians. Quickly‚ a secret organization named the Society of the Righteous

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    The source‚ “Two Proclamations of the Boxer Rebellion” discusses the effects imperialism had in China. Because Guangxu was unsuccessful at modernizing China‚ it allowed them to be vulnerable because the people of China were suffering from unemployment and starvation (Lecture 2/24). Western countries began invading China and converting the Chinese people into Christians and teaching them Western values. The older generations of China were not pleased with the foreigners in their country and viewed

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    Boxer Rebellion (1899-1901) The Boxer rebellion was an example of Chinese nationalism against foreign influence. The uprising took place during the Qing dynasty‚ which was established in 1614. The Boxer Rebellion weakened the dynasty‚ following an uprising in 1911‚ the dynasty came to an end and China became a republic in 1912. The Boxer Rebellion targeted both the Machu dynasty in China and influence of European within China. Though the Boxer Rebellion failed but it did enough to stir up national

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    events related to the Boxer Rebellion. Many Chinese people thought the foreigners (the Germans) were the cause of all the extreme weather happening. In the late 1800’s there was extreme flooding and droughts. The Chinese thought the heavens were upset with the foreigners being there and were punishing them for it with the weather. The weather of course affected the Chinese people’s farming negatively. Among the people that blamed the foreigners was group called The Boxers and they were going to

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    Calvin Moon Ms. Gillette World History‚ Block B Nov 28‚ 2016 Ryu Gwan Sun Essay Japan‚ affected by the Meiji Restoration‚ gains lots of power throughout the world as they gained military power from modernizing. As they grew bigger‚ they started to colonize countries to expand and to show their dominant power. Japan employed gunboat diplomacy to pressure Korea‚ under the Joseon Dynasty‚ to sign the Japan–Korea Treaty of 1876‚ which granted Japan with extraterritorial rights and to force open three

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    To what extent was socialism involved in the Meiji Restoration? The Meiji Restoration was one of the fastest and most effective political‚ social and economic overhauls of an entire country. In merely one generation Japan as a country unified and became one of the most powerful countries in the world. Yet were the changes fundamentally socialist or just incorporated aspects of socialism? When viewing it at as a whole‚ the Meiji Restoration did exhibit ideas from the majorly state socialism but

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    foreign trade after this visit. The people of Japan wanted to restore Japan politically to strengthen them against any foreign threats. In the end Japan did open their doors to foreign trade and Imperial rule was restored to the emperor. Though Meiji Restoration was an example of nation state building many other rebuilding’s were going on during this time‚ good and bad. The United States went through a nation-state building in 1860-1865 with the result of a bloody Civil War. France also went through

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    social structure. But the Meiji Restoration was very moral in their structure. The Meiji Restoration lasted from 1868 with the new emperor Meiji‚ to 1912‚ ‘the death of Emperor Meiji.’ (Encyclopaedia Britannica 2014). The Meiji Period was responsible for the emergence of Japan as a modernized nation in the early 20th century. (Columbia University 2009). This particular period had big changes and impacts on the political structure late into the Edo Period. The Meiji Restoration was a major twist away

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