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THE QING DYNASTY Morgan Rutar Rebekah Brown

THE BEGINNING… Established in 1644 Established in 1644 Beijing was captured by LiZuheng Beijing was captured by LiZuheng Ming Dynasty called on the Manchus of Manchuria (northeastern China) to help Ming Dynasty called on the Manchus of Manchuria (northeastern China) to help Manchu took advantage of opportunity and established own dynasty Manchu took advantage of opportunity and established own dynasty Led by Hong Taiji Led by Hong Taiji

WHERE IN THE WORLD?! The Qing Dynasty is located in modern-day China. The Qing Dynasty is located in modern-day China.

IT’S HOW OLD? Established in 1644 Established in 1644 Lasted until 1911 Lasted until 1911

WHAT HAPPENED?! Banned Christianity in 1723 and became a Confucian country Banned Christianity in 1723 and became a Confucian country Opium Wars - Britain and China fought over trade Opium Wars - Britain and China fought over trade

WHAT ELSE HAPPENED? The Boxer Rebellion (1900) The Boxer Rebellion (1900) The Boxers rebelled against Chinese Christians and attempted to invade foreign embassies in Beijing. The Boxers rebelled against Chinese Christians and attempted to invade foreign embassies in Beijing. Killed thousands of Chinese Christians Killed thousands of Chinese Christians Eight countries invaded China Eight countries invaded China Led to a weakened government Led to a weakened government

HOW IN THE WORLD DID IT HAPPEN?! The rise of the Qing: The rise of the Qing: When Ligden Khan, the last grand-Khan of the Mongols, died in 1634, his son Ejei surrendered to the Manchus and gave the great seal of the Yuan Emperor to Huang Taiji. In 1636, Huang Taiji renamed the In a series of military campaigns, Huang Taiji won the submission of Inner Mongolia and Korea before proceeding to take control of the Heilongjiang region, situated around the Black Dragon River.

HOW IN THE WORLD DID IT HAPPEN?! The fall of the Qing: The fall of the Qing: “The fall and collapse of the Qing dynasty was caused by external and internal changes within and outside the dynasty, peasant revolts, the rise of Sun Yat-Sen and overall western influence.” Trade imbalance between Britain and China Trade imbalance between Britain and China Civil wars villagers broke out into the world’s bloodiest civil war known as the Taiping Rebellion Civil wars villagers broke out into the world’s bloodiest civil war known as the Taiping Rebellion Deep financial trouble Deep financial trouble

WHY WAS IT IMPORTANT? Qing dynasty was the last imperial dynasty of China- the Republic of China was formed after it’s downfall Qing dynasty was the last imperial dynasty of China- the Republic of China was formed after it’s downfall

WHY WASN’T IT CONQUERED? There had been a trade alliance between China and Europe, which is why Europe never needed to conquer them. As long as Europe got the land and goods it wanted, it was content. Europe eventually did begin to have influence in China after their trade franchise was dissolved.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY (CONT.) “Qing Dynasty.” Encyclopedia.com. N. P., N. D. 07 March VON HENDE, ERLING. "Peking In The Shade Of The Mandate Of Heaven. Daily Life And Urban Government Under The Qing Dynasty [ ])." China Perspectives (2013): Academic Search Elite. Web. 10 Mar