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The Opium War was fought between the British East India Trading Company and the Qing dynasty.
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Marked the end of the Opium War. It was between the British and China.
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It began in 1851 and lasted 14 years. It was a peasant rebelling and over 20 million died.
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Other countries built railroads and factories in China.
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A violent anti-foreign, anti-christian movement by the Fists of Righteous Harmony, also known as Boxer.
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When Ci Xi died in 1911, the Qing dynasty collapsed. China declared themselves a republic, but many Civil Wars raged as they had an unstable government
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As the Nationalists were fighting the Communists, the Japanese pushed into China and seized Manchuria.
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90,000 communists fled from Chiang's armies. Walked over 6,000 miles and only 7,000 survived
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The Japanese attacked and captured Nanjing and they fought back and forth until a cease-fire agreement on Sept. 15
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Mao Zedong was the leader of the China Communist party. During the World War II, he gained control of China.
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Economic plan used from 1958-61. Was a failure and great humanitarian disaster.
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A campain to rid China of its "liberal bourgeoisie" elements and to continue revolutionary class struggle.
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It was Ding's program to modernize agriculture, expanding industry, develop science and technology, and upgrading Chinese defences.
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Hong Kong was handed to China after 150 years of British control.
