Senior 1 Question Modern Chinese History, a topic about modern Chinese history

a Thirties of the nineteenth century.

Opium began to flow in and out of the country.

The deficit is that imports are greater than exports, which should be when opium is imported

China's modern history is from the Opium War in 1839 to the founding of New China in 1949, and the major events between 1840 are the Treaty of Nanjing, the Second Opium War and the Treaty of Beijing from 1842 to 1846, the Westernization Movement from the 60s to the 90s of the 19th century, the Sino-Japanese First Sino-Japanese War from July 25, 1894 to April 17, 1895 and the Treaty of Shimonoseki and the Hundred Days Restoration (also known as the Wuxu Reform), the Eight-Nation Allied War of Aggression against China at the end of the 19th century and the 1901 The Treaty of Xincho, and finally to the Xinhai Revolution of 1911. This is the old democratic period of modern history. The period of new democracy lasted from the May Fourth Movement to the founding of New China.

1. Opium War 2, Second Opium War 3, Taiping Heavenly Kingdom Movement 4, First Sino-Japanese War 5, Hundred Days Restoration 6, Eight-Nation Coalition Invasion of China 7, Xinchou Treaty 8, Xinhai Revolution.

Two Opium Wars.

Taiping Rebellion, Boxer Rebellion.

First Sino-Japanese War.

The war of aggression against China by the eight countries and two armies.

Westernization movement. Reform Movement.

Revolution. New Culture Movement.

May Fourth Movement.

The aggression of the great powers did not play a positive role, but only made things worse for China. It is only the death of the Chinese that gives hope to China.

The foreign invasion objectively promoted China's development. For example, the emergence and development of China's capitalist economy, the emergence of advanced ideas, and the learning of advanced science and technology from the West objectively dismantled the feudal system that had ruled China for thousands of years. Therefore, it has objectively promoted China's development, and the damage is obvious to all.

At least if the West had not come to invade, China would still be closed off from the country, and it would have lost to the aggressor, otherwise China would have to lag behind for a long time...

From 1840 to 1895, in the heyday of Britain, Britain's global hegemony has not been challenged, although in 1776 the United States became independent, Britain lost the American continent, but Britain's military socks are still there, technology is still leading, or the first to come to China, the first to taste the sweetness, said that Britain has invested a lot during this time, and other countries have not yet realized that China is a treasure land. From 1895 to 1911 was the era of Britain's return to the light, Britain accumulated a total of 71 years of investment from 1840, and at the same time, Japan invented the method of opening factories in China, and Britain looked at opening factories in China, and the proportion gradually increased. From 1911 to 1927 was the First World War, the Western powers were busy with the war, and there was only one Japanese power in Asia, saying that Japan invaded China on a large scale.

From 1927 to 1937, the United States had begun to rise, and the West was dragged down by World War I, unable to compete with the United States, and at the same time, the Kuomintang occupied the richest southern part of China and completely surrendered to the United States. From 1937 to 1945, World War II broke out, the West fell into war again, and the newly recovered vitality was defeated again, while the United States officially rose, helped the Kuomintang get equipment, and invested in China in various ways, while Japan fell into war in the north, although it had an advantage, it was still dragged down, and at the same time, the north was empty, and Japanese investment declined. In order to win the support of the United States, the West completely abandoned the interests of China.

During this time, only the United States was the only one. From 1945 to 1949, China's three-year civil war began, and the United States spent a lot of money to arm the Kuomintang in order to help the Kuomintang defeat the Communist Party, and at the same time helped the Kuomintang to build various buildings, while the West was injured by the war and lost its world hegemony. Japan's surrender was unbridled and it was unable to compete with the United States, the Kuomintang depended on the United States, and the United States once again became a dominant power.

At the same time, Britain began with only Britain, the Qing Dynasty had industrial backwardness, and later all countries came, but Britain had 71 years of accumulation, or the first. Japan has no competitors, and at the same time, China's industry has just developed and is the first. The United States has become a developed country, there are no competitors in China, China's industry has been destroyed by World War II, and the Kuomintang is completely dependent on the United States, so it is said that it has always been the boss.

1. b2. d

The invasion of foreign capital, which accelerated the disintegration of the natural economy, provided labor and markets for the development of nominal capitalism.

Qing ** relaxation of restrictions.

The idea of national capitalists to save the country through industry.

The national bourgeoisie of the Xinhai Revolution.

The peasant class Taiping Heavenly Kingdom Movement.

All failed. The third question is to write casually, it makes sense.

Hope satisfied.

I don't understand history... I only know math and physics (high school) just a freshman... I haven't learned high math yet.

I can help you answer the second question, what is the correct answer to the first question? The third question we haven't reviewed yet, and it's not very clear

The second question is because the United States was at a disadvantage in the struggle for hegemony between the United States and the Soviet Union at that time, and the Soviet Union also posed a threat to China by Chen Chen troops in Northeast China, so the relationship between China and the Soviet Union was not good at that time, so the United States came to establish diplomatic relations with Chinac The explanation is reasonable, because the United States took the initiative to establish diplomatic relations with us.