Taiping and Boxers Rebellions Quiz

Sun's vision of the three principles was not fully carried on, leading to the Chinese pursuit of __________ and unity.

Yuan Shi-kai ruled as a dictator, not following the three principles of __________.

The warlords occupied territories until famine struck the country, taking the lives of millions of __________.

The Treaty of Versailles angered the Chinese, leading to a demonstration at Tiananmen Square shouting “Down with the European Imperialist! Boycott __________!”

Mao Tse-tung, arrested as a student protester, later became China's greatest revolutionary leader, known as “The Great __________.”

Young Chinese intellectuals turned against Sun's principles of western democracy, favoring Lenin's Soviet __________ instead.

The Taiping Rebellion was led by ______ who claimed to be the younger son of Jesus in 1850.

The Boxers Rebellion in 1890 was carried out by the Society of Righteous ______ Fists.

One of the causes of the Boxers Rebellion was that the Chinese resented the special ______ granted to foreigners.

The Koumintang, or Nationalist Party, was the most ______ group who wanted to develop China into a modern society.

Sun Yat-sen was called the 'Father of the ______ Republic'.

One of the changes that Sun Yat-sen wanted for China was the ______ of China.