"The Crime of Great Powers Invading China During the Second Opium War" Aggression and Resistance PPT Courseware 2

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"The Crime of Great Powers Invading China During the Second Opium War" Aggression and Resistance PPT Courseware 2

Background Thoughts

Why did the British and French forces launch the Second Opium War?

Why is it called the Second Opium War?

Main leader of the Taiping Rebellion Hong Xiuquan

On the tenth day of the twelfth lunar month in the 30th year of Daoguang's reign in the Qing Dynasty (January 11, 1851), Hong Xiuquan announced an uprising in Jintian Village, Guiping County, Guangxi, and established the name "Taiping Heavenly Kingdom". This is a panoramic view of Jintian Village.

The "New Chapter of Zizheng", "Taiping Army Directory", "Tianchao Land Acquisition System", etc. published during the Taiping Rebellion clearly stipulated the establishment of the army, the land system and the policy of governance.

Typical examples

The following contents are common to the unequal treaties signed during the First Opium War and the Second Opium War ( )

A. cede land b. Open a treaty port C. Reparations D. Foreign ships can sail freely at all ports on the Yangtze River

The answer to this question is: ABC.

Analysis of the example question: This is a somewhat difficult question, but the knowledge tested is very clear, including a grasp of the contents of the unequal treaties signed during the two Opium Wars. There are actually some common features that can be summarized about the unequal treaties that China was forced to sign in modern times. For example: ceding territory, making indemnities, and opening treaty ports are the three most basic contents, which are covered in most treaties. Therefore, special attention needs to be paid to treaties that have all three contents or are incomplete (for example, the "Tianjin Treaty" does not include the content of ceding territory). Item D of this question, it is very obvious that "foreign ships can sail freely at all ports of the Yangtze River" is included in the "Tianjin Treaty" and is not included in the unequal treaties signed during the First Opium War.

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