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http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/612105/Cixi Consort of Xianfeng
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Sun Yat Sen was the first president of China representing the Guo Min Dang Picture- http://www.china-mike.com/chinese-history-timeline/part-12-qing-dynasty/
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Puyi renounces his throne because of the republican revolution. Picture- http://en.radio86.com/articles-by-keyword?term=last%20emperor
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Chen Duxiu was the editor of New Youth and wrote Call to Youth.
1.) Be independent, not servile
2.) Be progressive, not conservative
3.) Be aggressive, not retiring
4.) Be cosmopolitan, not isolationist
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A Year without West Shown on This May 4th Students were protesting against The Versailles Peace Treaty (terms) because German concessions were given to Japan instead of back to China (Lawrance, p.1).
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Miss Zhao was forced into an arranged marrage and cut her throat with a razor blade.
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essay Mao Zedong wrote/ published an essay on the suicide of MIss Zhao, faulting society for having oppressive traditions and the families of both Zhao and her husband for following these traditions so strictly that Miss Zhao felt that she had no choice but to kill herself (Lawrance, p. 9). Picture- http://www.indiana.edu/~ealc100/17.html
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Lu Xun wrote a collection of stories called A Call to Arms. Picture- http://msiow.blogspot.com/2009/06/chinese-writer-lu-xun.html
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United to unify the country again.
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On the way to Beijing, Sun died.
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GMD worked with the CCP to reunite the country.
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Chiang wants to break with CCP and starts to execute CCP members. (Governing China. Lieberthal .p33)
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CCP and GMD unify again to fight Japan
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The Winter of 1946-1947. Chang Kai Shek wanted to exterminate the communist.
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