A) Taoism B) Taiping Christianity C) Confucianism D) Buddhism
A) A reincarnation of Confucius B) The high priest of Buddhism C) Founder of the Qing dynasty D) Younger brother of Jesus
A) Promotion of Confucian rituals B) Official state endorsement of opium C) Abolition of foot binding D) Expansion of private trade
A) They wanted to create space for weapons factories B) They believed the books were physically infested with insects C) They were following the orders of the Qing emperor D) They viewed Confucianism as a tool used by the Qing to tyrannize people
A) A mistranslation of the Ten Commandments B) A lack of housing space for families C) A desire to mimic Buddhist monastic life D) A direct order from the British government
A) The lotus rebels B) The red guard C) The iron men D) Long hair
A) Women were promoted to lead every regiment B) Women were banned from all administrative roles C) There were significantly fewer women in the army D) The army became entirely female
A) Invading foreign ports to steal ships B) Focusing exclusively on rural guerrilla raids C) Taking major cities and then recruiting local farmers D) Avoiding cities to focus on open-field battles
A) The Qin dynasty B) The British military structure C) A secret society of Confucian scholars D) The Mongol army hierarchy
A) The Siege of Nanjing B) The Battle of Muddy Flat C) The Battle of the Forbidden City D) The Battle of the Yangtze
A) Lady Macbeth B) Su Sanniang C) Empress Dowager Cixi D) Florence Nightingale
A) They were not supported by foreign governments B) They were fully backed by the British military C) They were funded by the French crown D) They were an official ally of the United States
A) The Yangtze delta B) Shanghai C) Nanjing D) Beijing
A) They built large stone causeways B) They marched through shallow riverbeds C) They captured foreign warships D) They used mobile pontoon bridges
A) Hong Xiuquan B) Tang Zhengcai C) Li Xiucheng D) Qiu Ersao
A) Heavenly Palace B) Beijing C) Nanking D) Tianjing
A) Southern expedition B) Eastern expedition C) Western expedition D) Northern expedition
A) Limited success B) Total victory C) Complete failure D) Immediate surrender
A) Yang Xiuqing B) Wei Changhui C) Shi Dakai D) Hong Rengan
A) Tianjing Incident B) The Great Purge C) Nanjing Massacre D) The Heavenly Rebellion
A) Zeng Guofan B) Shi Dakai C) Hong Xiuquan D) European advisors
A) Sichuan B) Shanghai C) Beijing D) Hunan
A) Supported the Qing B) Declared war on both C) Officially neutral D) Supported the Taiping
A) Urban merchants B) Traditionalist rural classes C) European missionaries D) Manchu nobility
A) Yang Xiuqing B) Hong Rengan C) Hong Xiuquan D) Zeng Guofan
A) 1860 B) 1856 C) 1853 D) 1858
A) Hong Rengan B) Zeng Guofan C) Wei Changhui D) Shi Dakai
A) Wuchang B) Suzhou C) Changzhou D) Hangzhou
A) Jiangsu B) Zhejiang C) Guangxi D) Hunan
A) God Worshipping Society B) Green Standard Society C) Heavenly Virtue Society D) White Lotus Society
A) Wuchang B) Changsha C) Nanjing D) Jintian
A) Grand Commander B) King of Heavenly Virtue C) Emperor of China D) Heavenly King
A) December 1852 B) February 1853 C) January 1851 D) September 1851
A) Yangtze River B) Pearl River C) Xiang River D) Yellow River
A) Wuchang B) Jintian C) Guiping D) Anqing
A) Anqing B) Nanjing C) Yuezhou D) Changsha
A) Taiping Rebellion B) Guangxi Uprising C) Green Standard Rebellion D) White Lotus Rebellion
A) Hakka B) Confucian scholars C) Foreign missionaries D) Manchu
A) Two B) Three C) One D) Four
A) Yang Xiuqing B) Feng Yunshan C) Xiao Chaogui D) Issachar Jacox Roberts
A) Decrease in the population B) Excessive export of silver C) Large-scale illicit opium importation D) Surplus of cultivated land
A) Yang Xiuqing B) Feng Yunshan C) Xiao Chaogui D) Hong Xiuquan
A) It nearly doubled B) It remained the same C) It decreased by half D) It tripled
A) The Hakka people B) Foreign trade C) Demons D) Christianity
A) A disagreement with missionaries B) Failing the imperial examination C) The death of his cousin D) Contracting a disease
A) Hakka B) Manchu C) Han Chinese D) Mongolian
A) Civil war B) Chaos C) Military ascendancy D) Rebellion
A) The two founding cities B) The two most prominent leaders C) The two primary political ideologies D) The two main battlefields
A) 1840–1854 B) 1855–1869 C) 1850–1864 D) 1860–1874
A) 73–100 million B) 10–15 million C) 150–200 million D) 20–30 million
A) 50 million B) 5 million C) 10 million D) 30 million
A) Mongols B) Manchus C) Hakka D) Han Chinese
A) 17th century B) 19th century C) 20th century D) 18th century
A) The Boxer Protocol B) Self-Strengthening Movement C) The Hundred Days' Reform D) The Cultural Revolution
A) 1912 B) 1900 C) 1895 D) 1864
A) Zuo Zongtang B) Charles George Gordon C) Li Hongzhang D) Zeng Guofan
A) December 9, 1861 B) December 31, 1861 C) January 1, 1862 D) June 1, 1861
A) Sun Tzu B) Zhu Yuanzhang C) Qi Jiguang D) Yue Fei
A) Battle injuries B) Old age C) Execution D) Food poisoning
A) Shi Dakai B) Zuo Zongtang C) Hong Tianguifu D) Wang Haiyang
A) 1890 B) 1868 C) 1864 D) 1871
A) Huang Chongying B) Wu Lingyun C) Wu Yazhong D) Liu Yongfu
A) Feng Zicai B) Ma Hualong C) Shi Dakai D) Li Fuzhong
A) 1877 B) 1868 C) 1873 D) 1890
A) Wu Lingyun B) Lai Wenguang C) Li Fuzhong D) Liu Yongfu
A) Du Wenxiu B) Li Yonghe C) Ma Hualong D) Huang Chongying
A) Ma Hualong B) Wu Lingyun C) Du Wenxiu D) Lai Wenguang
A) Feng Zicai B) Jonathan Spence C) Liu Yongfu D) Du Wenxiu |