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| Second Qing emperor to rule over China. He blocked Tzarist Russia and expanded the empire northwest. He also formed the Kangxi Dictionary. |
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| 6th emperor of Qing dynasty, 4th ruler of China. Destroyed all anti-Manchu books. Relationships with Jesuit missionaries. Light taxes and widespread education. Gov. corruption harmed the dynasty. |
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| Policy of the shogunate (high military) in Japanese history. Edo Period. Created to control the daimyo. |
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| modernized urban lifestyle in Japan. During the Edo Period, Culture developed: red light district: brothels, teahouses, theaters, etc. |
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| Chinese imported monopoly, Cohong was a guild of merchants. Qing period. Trade was used via Cohong with the west |
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| Chinese scholar official. Qing dynasty. Led fight against the opium trade and considered one of the primary leaders of the first opium war, became a role model for morals by chinese people. |
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| Treaty signed to end first opium wars. Qing. Marked the end of the first Opium War. |
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| Widespread civil war in Southern China. During Qing dynasty. Rebels attempted social reforms and replacement of all religions with Christianity. Defeated rebellion with French and British forces. |
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| Self Strengthening Movement |
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| Period of institutional reforms. Qing Dynasty. China learned from the West about ships guns and military. |
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| Revere the Emperor and Expel the Barbarians |
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| Japanese political philosophy and social movement. Bakumatsu period. Began a political slogan. |
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| Japanese author, writer, teacher, translator, entrepreneur, politician. Meiji Era. Regarded as a founder of modern Japan |
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| Chain of events that restored imperial rule to Japan. Edo/Meiji era. Led to enormous changes in Japan's political and social structure. |
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| Father of a korean king. He modernized and increased Korean armies. Helped organize an anti- Japanese outbreak. Kidnapped in China and reforms were eliminated. |
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| Armed encounter between Joseon and Japan. Joseon Dynasty. Japanese navy blockaded and requested apology from Joseon gov. Lead to the opening of the Korean peninsula to Japanese trade. |
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| Between Japan and Korea which granted Japan same rights as Korea. |
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| Chinese scholar who inspired Chinese scholars with writings and reform movements. Qing . Involved in protests in Beijing pushing for increased participation in gov. by the Chinese people. |
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| failed cultural political and educational reform movement in China. Qing. Contributed to Chinese revolution. |
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| Pronationalist movement in China between opposing Westerners and Christianity. Qing. Resulted in violent revolts against West. |
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| Chinese doctor and politician. Qing. Founding father of republican China. |
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| Chinese politician. Qing. first president of the Republic of China |
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| aka irregular armies or militias. brought together to fight for Korean freedom. |
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| Korean resistence during Japanese military occupation of the Korean Empire. Resulted in major change in Japanese imperial policy towards Korea. Woman expressed views. |
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| Leading figure for Science and Democracy. Foundation of Communist party |
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| Chinese writer during 20th century. Founder of Chinese modern literature, involved in the communist party. |
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| Protest against Chinese gov weak response to Treaty of Versailles. Students and citizens brokeout in protest |
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| Intended to suppress the Freedom and People's Rights Movement. Meiji period. Imposed stringent restrictions on the press, public speeches, political meetings, etc. |
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| Japanese author/political thinker. Taisho period. Brought upon the idea of Politics for the People. |
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| represented ideal womanhood in East Asia. Women were expected to master domestic skills and moral skills to raise strong, intelligent sons and daughters. |
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