East Asia 1900-1927 Canals, Boxer Rebellion, Russo- Japanese War, End of Imperial China.

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East Asia Canals, Boxer Rebellion, Russo- Japanese War, End of Imperial China

The Boxer Rebellion, 1900 Qing (Ching) Dynasty since 1644, were Manchurian Mainly Han peasant uprising Society of Righteous and Harmonious Fists – belief in protection from bullets Empress Dowager Cixi originally anti-Boxers Foreign district of Beijing (Peking) created by Opium Wars treaties, largely unprotected Eight Nation Alliance - Britain, US, France, Germany, Austria, Italy, Russia, Japan Film: “55 Days in Peking” starring Charlton Heston

Boxer Rebellion June 20 – Boxers attacked foreign legation (relatively unprotected) in Beijing Killed foreigners, Chinese Christian converts, destroyed property August 14 – 20,000 troops from 8 western nations arrived in Beijing from northern China September 7 Boxer Protocol – troops in Beijing, Boxers punished, China prohibited from importing weapons for 2 years Qing Dynasty weakened

From the magazine Puck, 1900

The Suez Canal Napoleon had scrapped plans for a canal Ferdinand de Lesseps – Suez Canal Company, proposed idea to khedive of Egypt (under Ottoman Empire), canal would be open to all nations Britain against the idea Forced Egyptian labor Opened in 1869 after ten years of construction under French control After financial difficulties, the khedive sold shares to British government (PM Disraeli) – Urabi Revolt, British asked to helped quell revolt, British occupied Egypt 1888 – Convention of Constantinople – Suez Canal made a neutral zone protected by British forces

Russo-Japanese War, Tsar Nicholas II of Russia vs. Meiji Emperor of Japan Port Arthur – occupied by Russia in 1897 Battle of Tsushima (naval) – British prevented use of Suez Canal, Russians routed, lost 10 of 19 ships Treaty of Portsmouth (Maine) – Roosevelt helped mediate, won Nobel Peace Prize Russia recognized Korean Peninsula as Japan’s, withdrew from Manchuria, Japan won no land or reparations

Route of Russian fleet

Panama Canal Isthmus was part of Colombia 1881 – France begins work, gives up due to disease Offer from Colombia to US to lease canal zone, Colombian Senate would not ratify TR learns of possible revolt by Panamanian separatists TR supports rebels, recognizes new Panamanian govt, signs lease Gunboat Diplomacy 1904 – US takes over canal zone Dr. Walter Reed and mosquitos 1914 – Canal opens

Panama Canal

Birth of Republic of China Qing (Ching) Dynasty – last of 2000 years of dynastic imperial China, Manchurians ruling over Han Emperor Pu Yi, the Last Emperor, Forbidden Ciy 1911 Wuchang Uprising (Double Ten Day) – transfer of railroads to foreign banks, General Yuan Shi Kai for the Qing Dynasty Xinhai Revolution 1911 – overthrow of Qing Dynasty, est. ROC Dr. Sun Yat-Sen – KMT party, 1 st president of ROC Yuan negotiated with Sun for abdication of emperor (age six) Yuan given provisional presidency Yuan cracks down on KMT Became Hongxian Emperor, abandoned in 1915

Flag of ROC Han, Manchus?, Mongols, Muslim Turkics, Tibetans