Ebrey, A History of China — Chapter 24: Remaking China (1900–1927)
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Qing Reforms and the End of Monarchy: How did the fiscal crisis following the Boxer Protocol spur both local elite activism and the Qing court's desperate, ultimately doomed reform efforts?
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Intellectual Responses and Early Nationalism: Analyze how early twentieth-century Chinese intellectuals interpreted Western power and Japanese modernization. How did figures like Yan Fu, Liang Qichao, and Zou Rong diagnose China's weaknesses?
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Sun Yatsen and Revolutionary Ideology: Evaluate the political strategies and ideological framework developed by Sun Yatsen to overthrow the Qing Dynasty.
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Yuan Shikai and the Subversion of the Republic: Why did the 1911 Revolution fail to produce a stable democratic republic, and how did Yuan Shikai consolidate his autocratic rule?
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The Warlord Era: Describe the political and social conditions in China during the Warlord Era following Yuan Shikai's death in 1916. How did this fragmentation affect the country's infrastructure and the peasantry?
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The New Culture Movement: What were the core intellectual objectives of the New Culture Movement centered at Beijing University, and how did its leaders attempt to sever China from its Confucian past?
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Lu Xun's Cultural Critique: How did the literary works of Lu Xun serve as a diagnosis of China's "national character" during the early Republic?
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Industrial Growth and the Urban Bourgeoisie: Examine the economic transformations in China during the 1910s and 1920s. How did World War I inadvertently stimulate Chinese industrialization and alter the nation's social classes?
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The May Fourth Movement: What were the domestic and international catalysts for the May Fourth Incident of 1919, and why is it considered a vital turning point in Chinese nationalism?
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The Women's Movement and Social Change: How did the push for modernization redefine the social roles, educational opportunities, and legal status of Chinese women between 1900 and 1927?
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The First United Front and National Reunification: Why did the Nationalist Party ally with the Soviet Union and the Chinese Communist Party in the 1920s, and what were the immediate results of this coalition?