The collapse of the Qing dynasty
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- The Collapse of the Qing Dynasty
- Resentment of foreigners
- Concession areas
- Boxer rebellion
- Tighter western control
- Han (90%) resentment of manchu WUCHANG UPRISING
- The railway
- loans from west to nationalise
- built under foreign direction and control
- Loss in sino-Japanese war 1895
- Military
- Dismissal of Yuan Shikai left Qing without military protection
- Implemented the Wuhan uprising and forced Qing rulers to give up power and Puyi to abdicate
- Sun Yatsen and the nationalists
- The alliance League
- three princaples
- democracy, nationalism, socialism
- alternative to monarchy
- inspired group that let off bomb that started Wuhan uprising
- Internal failings of the regime
- 2 year oldPuyi emporer 1908
- allowed foreign interference
- caused need for revolutionary groups
- dismissed yuan shikai
- out of touch with nationalists
- Disrespect of Confucion code
- loss of mandate to heaven
- 1907 floods
- Cixi abdicating Puyi as emperor through nepotism
- loss of mandate to heaven
- Failure of reform
- 100 day reforms
- Cant modernise ... time for new
- Final attempts of reform
- Cant modernise ... time for new
- Final attempts of reform
- 100 day reforms
- Economic problems
- reparations from boxer rebellion $450million
- Railways
- Loans from west
- Higher taxes in China
- 1907 floods
- increased grain prices
- famine
- Governmentr nearly bankrupt
- Resentment of foreigners
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