A) 1750–1764 B) 1850–1864 C) 1700–1710 D) 1900–1910
A) Mao Zedong B) Chiang Kai-shek C) Hong Xiuquan D) Sun Yat-sen
A) Ming Dynasty B) Qing Dynasty C) Han Dynasty D) Song Dynasty
A) Beijing B) Guangxi C) Tibet D) Shanghai
A) 8 years B) 14 years C) 2 years D) 20 years
A) Population boom B) Economic prosperity C) Cultural renaissance D) Millions of deaths and widespread destruction
A) Buddhism B) Islam C) Christianity D) Confucianism
A) Strengthened the Qing Dynasty and isolated China B) Had no impact on foreign relations C) Led to a rise in nationalist sentiment D) Weakened the Qing Dynasty and increased foreign influence
A) Joined forces with the Taiping rebels B) Provided arms and support to the Qing Dynasty C) Remained neutral D) Attempted to colonize China
A) Hangzhou B) Nanjing C) Shenzhen D) Chongqing
A) Taiping Civil War B) Opium Wars C) Ming-Qing Transition D) Boxer Uprising
A) Chengdu B) Shanghai C) Tianjing 'heavenly capital' D) Beijing
A) Manchu B) Mongol C) Han D) Hakka
A) Xiang Army B) Green Army C) Red Army D) Blue Army
A) Hong Xiuquan B) Sun Yat-sen C) Zeng Guofan D) Lin Zexu
A) Guangzhou B) Beijing C) Shanghai D) Anqing
A) Self-Strengthening Movement B) Cultural Revolution C) Four Modernizations D) Great Leap Forward
A) Hong-Yang Rebellion B) Civil War C) Taiping Revolutionary Movement D) Red Sheep Rebellion (紅羊之亂; Hóngyáng zhī luàn)
A) Long-Hairs B) Red Sheep C) Demons D) Yue Bandits (粵匪; Yuèfěi or 粵賊; Yuèzéi)
A) Being appointed as a local official B) Passing the imperial examination with high marks C) Receiving a large inheritance D) Failing the imperial examination for the third time
A) The emperor of China B) Issachar Jacox Roberts, an American Baptist missionary C) A local Confucian scholar D) A Qing dynasty official
A) Yuezhou B) Changsha C) Anqing D) Wuchang
A) 1868 B) 1855 C) 1869 D) 1871
A) Huang Chongying B) Li Fuzhong C) Shi Dakai D) Wu Lingyun
A) Robert Milligan McLane B) Frederick Townsend Ward C) Issachar Jacox Roberts D) Divie Bethune McCartee
A) Shi Dakai B) Hong Rengan C) Qin Rigang D) Wei Changhui
A) Heavenly Virtue Society B) Divine Light Fellowship C) Celestial Harmony Group D) God Worshipping Society
A) Shanghai B) Anqing C) Hangzhou D) Ningbo
A) Charles Gordon B) Robert Milligan McLane C) Zeng Guofan D) Sir James Hope
A) Snow Flower and the Secret Fan B) Rebels of the Heavenly Kingdom C) The Hundred Secret Senses D) Mandarin
A) The Zhuang B) The Tibetans C) The Uighurs D) The Mongols
A) Half B) All of them C) Only a tenth D) Three-quarters
A) Hangzhou B) Fuzhou C) Wuhan D) Changsha
A) Changsha B) Suzhou C) Fuzhou D) Wuhan
A) By adopting Han Chinese culture, facilitated by linguistic diversity. B) By forming independent states. C) By resisting cultural changes and maintaining their own traditions. D) By migrating to non-Han regions.
A) He successfully defended Nanjing against the Qing forces. B) He fled to Sichuan with his followers. C) He was captured and executed by the Qing. D) He died after contracting food poisoning.
A) The Southern Expedition B) The Eastern Expedition C) The Northern Expedition D) The Western Expedition
A) Household registration system B) Military draft system C) Land tax system D) Civil service examination system
A) Regional militias B) The imperial bureaucracy C) The lowest classes D) Landlords
A) Guangzhou B) Beijing C) Shanghai D) Nanjing
A) The proposal resulted in negotiations B) The proposal led to a peace treaty C) The proposal was refused D) The proposal was accepted
A) Wu Kun B) Feng Zicai C) Liu Yongfu D) Huang Chongying
A) 1 million soldiers B) 250,000 soldiers C) 100,000 soldiers D) Around 500,000 soldiers
A) Sun Yat-sen B) Karl Marx C) Franz H. Michael D) Joseph Stilwell
A) Foreign mercenary groups B) Naval fleets C) Gentry-organized local armies D) Imperial guard units
A) Wu Lingyun B) Li Fuzhong C) Shi Dakai D) Feng Zicai
A) It revealed claims about co-sovereignty in the Heavenly Kingdom. B) It resulted in Hong Xiuquan's capture. C) It led to the end of the rebellion. D) It caused the Taiping army to retreat south.
A) December 1852 B) September 1851 C) January 1851 D) February 1853
A) Idols were destroyed wherever found with great prejudice B) Idol worship was encouraged C) Idols were preserved as historical artifacts D) Temples were built in their place
A) Hong Xiuquan B) Shi Dakai C) Zeng Guofan D) Charles George Gordon
A) Rebels of the Heavenly Kingdom B) Mandarin C) The Hundred Secret Senses D) Snow Flower and the Secret Fan
A) They led successful rebellions B) Their wealth increased significantly C) They were granted noble titles D) They became less prominent
A) The Taiping Heavenly Kingdom B) Twilight of a Nation C) Flashman and the Dragon D) The Warlords
A) Shi Dakai B) Wang Haiyang C) Hong Tianguifu D) Zeng Guofan
A) Charles Gordon B) Hong Xiuquan C) Zuo Zongtang D) Frederick Townsend Ward
A) Shanxi B) Hunan C) Anhui D) Guangdong
A) Qiu Ersao B) Hong Xiuquan C) Li Xiucheng D) Tang Zhengcai, known as Hang king |