"The Eight-Power Allied Forces' War of Aggression against China" Invasion and Resistance PPT Courseware 7

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"The Eight-Power Allied Forces' War of Aggression against China" Invasion and Resistance PPT Courseware 7

1. The Eight-Power Allied Forces invaded and occupied Beijing

1. The rise and development of the Boxer Rebellion

2. The Eight-Power Allied Forces invaded China and the Boxer Rebellion’s Langfang victory

Britain, Russia, Germany, France, the United States, Japan, Italy and Austria

3. The fall of Tianjin and the invasion of Beijing by the Eight-Power Allied Forces

1. The rise and development of the Boxer Rebellion

The main members of the Boxers were poor farmers, but also handicraftsmen and urban poor. The Boxer soldiers had many heads wrapped in red scarves and waistbands tied with red belts, and held broadswords and spears in their hands.

Shown in this picture is the image of the Boxer Rebellion soldiers.

Commander of the Eight-Power Allied Forces and British Vice Admiral Seymour (1840-1929)

Commander of the British Far East Fleet, Vice Admiral. Authorized by the Eight-Nation Allied Forces and the consuls of the great powers in Tianjin, Seymour led 2,000 troops to disembark from Tanggu in the early morning of June 10, 1900. The troops were directed toward Beijing and launched an undeclared war against China.

2. The signing of the "Xinchou Treaty"

Picture of the signing of the Treaty of Xinchou

On September 7, 1901, the Qing government signed the "Xinchou Treaty" with 11 imperialist countries including Germany, Russia, Britain, and France, which was unprecedented in terms of humiliating and humiliating the country. This was the scene when Li Hongzhang and Prince Yi of Qing signed contracts with various powers on behalf of the Qing government.

a batch of unequal treaties

On September 7, 1901, the Qing government signed the "Xinchou Treaty" with 11 imperialist countries including Germany, Russia, Britain, and France, which was unprecedented in terms of humiliating and humiliating the country.

Analysis materials:

“A vast empire with a population of almost one-third of humanity, which, regardless of the times, remained content with the status quo, isolated because it was excluded from the world’s system, and because it tried its best to deceive the Celestial Empire with illusions of perfection. I myself, such an empire must finally die in such a desperate duel.”——Marx

Let’s talk about it: Demonstrate the correctness of Marx’s views based on historical facts, and talk about the inspiration it gave you?

Tip: If the country wants to develop and mankind wants to move forward, we cannot rest on our laurels. Today, we have opened our country and embraced the world. The dream of a strong country and a soaring China has become a reality in our generation!

practise:

1. The time when the Boxer Movement developed into the Beijing-Tianjin area ( )

A. Spring of 1900 B. Summer of 1900 C. Spring of 1899 D. Summer of 1899

2. Which of the following countries does the Eight-Nation Alliance not include ( )

A.Britain B.France C.Germany D.Austria

3. The treaty that marked China’s complete reduction into a semi-colonial and semi-feudal society was ( )

A. "Treaty of Nanjing" B. "Treaty of Beijing" C. "Treaty of Shimonoseki" D. "Treaty of Xinchou"

Knowledge Challenge

Class A

1. Please tell me which countries are composed of the Eight-Power Allied Forces?

2. Can you tell the time when modern history began and the landmark events?

3. Which treaty was signed that completely turned the Qing government into a "foreign court"?

4. Can you tell when the Opium War, the Second Opium War, the Sino-Japanese War of Sino-Japanese War, and the Eight-Power Allied Forces invaded China?

Class B

1. List typical incidents of countering foreign aggression in modern history. (more than three)

2. Please list the unequal treaties signed since 1840. (more than four)

3. Give examples to illustrate that "learning from the barbarians and developing skills" can "control the barbarians".

4. The Tsarist Russian minister said: “The war against China in 1900 was one of the most fundamental wars in history.” Do you know why?

Class C

1. Can you tell how much silver each of the "Treaty of Nanjing", "Treaty of Tianjin", "Treaty of Beijing", Treaty of Shimonoseki, and Treaty of Xinchou compensated the great powers?

2. Judging from the treaties we have learned, what territories were cut off by the foreign powers?

3. What impact do you think these unequal treaties imposed on China by the great powers have on China?

4. Please use a brief language (no more than 10 sentences) to describe the Eight-Power Allied Forces' invasion of China.

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