After the forced suicide of Taiping leader Hong Xiuquan and the end of his movement in 1864, Chinese leaders began to move toward a reform strategy of what a later slogan called:
a. “socialism with Chinese characteristics”
b. “Chinese studies for the essence; Western studies for the practical application”
c. “the harmonious society”
d. “the three R’s reaction, reform, and revolution”
b. “Chinese studies for the essence; Western studies for the practical application”
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A) Russia and China. B) the Ottomans and Arabs. C) Britain and Russia. D) the Austrians. E) Russia and Japan.
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a. the growth of European cities. b. churches and monasteries. c. military bases. d. fiefs. e. castle areas of kings.
Ugarit was destroyed by the
A) David. B) Phoenicians. C) Saul. D) the Sea Peoples. E) Assyrians.
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What will be an ideal response?