A junior high school history question, some junior high school history questions

Fascism is a derogatory term, but Napoleon's foreign expansion swept away the feudal power in Europe to a certain extent, and it has a certain progressiveness.

Napoleon was on the other hand, he pushed capitalism, so it wasn't fascist.

Fascism can be seen as an extreme form of collectivism, opposed to individualism. Fascism, which is a transliteration of "bundle stick", is an axe surrounded by multiple wooden sticks tied together, and was a sign of power and prestige in ancient Rome. The most popular and simple explanation for fascism is:

A frenzied invasion of other countries and the destruction of the lives of other peoples.

During the Napoleonic period, France was originally hostile to many other European countries because of the Revolution, and it was Napoleon who supported France. By peaceful means? It's just that when Napoleon became stronger, he changed and became bloodthirsty.

The beginning of aggression against other countries is the beginning of its demise. At that time, France was not a fascist country, and it was not frantically invading other countries, so to speak, Napoleon took advantage of other countries to compete for hegemony, just like being the boss, like teaching his younger brother who did not obey him, and ended up destroying himself.

At that time, many countries in Europe were not good birds, remember that Europe was the center of power in the world at that time, colonialism, black slaves ** ......Let's just treat them like dogs eat dogs.

After the establishment of the Northern Song Dynasty in 960, China was in a period of juxtaposition of multiple political powers, the collision and integration of agricultural and nomadic cultures, and the Northern Song Dynasty and the Liao Dynasty (1005, "Lanyuan Alliance") established in 907 and the Western Xia established by the Dangxiang clan appeared in the form of juxtaposition; In 1127, the Northern Song Dynasty was established, and the anti-Jin actions continued, and in 1140, after the Yuejia army led by Yue Fei won the great victory in Yancheng, the confrontation between the Southern Song Dynasty and the Jin Dynasty established by the Jurchen people was basically formed.

In the middle of the 13th century, the Mongols became stronger, it successively destroyed the Western Liao and Western Xia, Kublai Khan established the Yuan Dynasty in 1271, the capital of Dadu (now Beijing), and in 1276 destroyed the Southern Song Dynasty to unify the country. In ancient China, there were the Yuan and Qing dynasties that were once unified by ethnic minorities.

During the Song and Yuan dynasties, the foreign flow was unprecedentedly prosperous, and the Travels of Marco Polo written in Venice aroused great interest in Chinese civilization among Europeans, and Quanzhou became an important seaport for foreign exchanges at that time, and it was also a place where many religions converged. During the Song and Yuan dynasties, the maritime porcelain was more prosperous, and in the West, Chinese porcelain began to replace silk and became a symbol of Chinese civilization.

There are history books in the first semester, so I can find them in the library, and there are definitely them.

Yelu Abaoji; (If it is a nation, it is Khitan); Distant; Jurchen; Gold; YUE Fei; Jurchen; North-South confrontation.

Gold; Western Xia; Kublai Khan; Yuan; Mostly; Southern song dynasty; Yuan; Clear.

Marco Polo's Travels; Quanzhou; Silk Road; Chinaware; Silk.

Do you understand? Each one ; Separated by an empty space.

The mistake upstairs should be the Maritime Silk Road and not the Maritime Porcelain.

Is the title correct?

This is supposed to be an inscription carved at the time of the founding of the country.

The first three years, the War of Liberation in 1946, told us to work for democracy.

The second 30 years were the outbreak of the May Fourth Movement in 1919, which was the beginning of the new nationalist revolution, which told us that as students, we should also cherish the motherland in our hearts and do our best for the destiny of the motherland.

The third is, of course, the Opium War of 1840, which was the beginning of China's modern history of humiliation, telling us to remember shame, to defend the nation from aggression, and to strive for development.

Three years have been counted since the War of Liberation in 1945.

Thirty years began with the May Fourth Movement in 1919.

The year 1840 was the Opium War, the beginning of modern Chinese history.

1840 The beginning of modern history.

In 1937, Japan invaded China.

In 1947, the Liberation War broke out.

1840 The beginning of modern Chinese history.

1919 The beginning of China's New Democratic Revolution.

1946 The Chinese Liberation War begins.

From 1840 to 1949.

From 1919 to 1949.

From 1946 to 1949.

Three of them, I don't know.

year, the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom Movement;

year, the Second Opium War;

In the same year, Tsarist Russia forcibly occupied more than 600,000 square kilometers of land in China through the Treaty of Aihui;

In the year, the British and French forces burned the Old Summer Palace;

From the 60s to the 90s of the century, the Westernization movement was carried out;

In the following year, Zuo Zongtang marched into Xinjiang and recovered Ili the following year;

year, the First Sino-Japanese War was lost;

In the same year, China and Japan signed the Treaty of Shimonoseki

In the year, Emperor Guangxu issued the edict of "Ming Dingguo Is", and the Wuxu Reform Movement began.

In the year, the Eight-Nation Coalition invaded Beijing.

In the same year, China signed the "Xinchou Treaty" with the Eight-Nation Alliance

In the year, the Qing Dynasty abolished the imperial examination system.

Common Impact: Objectively promoted the development of Chinese capitalism (in other words, if China had not experienced this, it would have been very backward, which is called a blessing in disguise).

Because of my limited ability, I can only write so much, sorry!!

Westernization Movement, Reform Movement.

All of them enabled the Chinese to begin to understand the world and promoted the development of Chinese capitalism.

The Westernization Movement, the Wuxu Reform, and the Xinhai Revolution.

The joint effect is, of course, to provide experience and lessons for exploring the road of building a new China.

Westernization Movement, Reform Movement.

Westernization Movement in the seventies of the nineteenth century.

The last one, A took place in 1898 and B took place on October 10, 1911, and C in 1915, so only D took place after the October Revolution of 1917.

The May Fourth Movement facilitated the spread of Marxism in China and its integration with the workers' movement.

d By year: The October Revolution was in 1917, only the May Fourth Movement, 1919, after 1917, and the New Culture Movement in 1915 and the Xinhai Revolution in 1911

BC chooses one, B comparison may be. The 54 Movement opposed 21 Ariki Have.