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16 Regarding the activities of foreign powers in Shandong from the end of the Qing Dynasty to the beginning
of the Republic of China, which of the following statements is NOT correct?
In 1897, Germany sent troops to occupy Jiaozhou Bay and opened up the following partition crisis.
After the outbreak of the First World War in 1914, Japan declared war on Germany under the pretext
of Anglo-Japanese alliance and thus gained control over Qingdao, Shandong.
In the 1915 Sino-Japanese Twenty-One Negotiations, Yuan Shikai recognized Japan’s inheritance of
all German rights in Shandong. In the exchange treaty, he expressed his willingness to accept Japan’s
proposal, which became the basis for Japan’s acquisition of Shandong at the Paris Peace Conference.
On May 4, 1919, after the resolution of the Paris Peace Conference on the Shandong issue was sent
back to China, students in Beijing protested, demanding the authorities not sign the treaty and punish
relevant officials. This became the fuse of the May Fourth Movement.
17 Sino-Japanese relations continued to deteriorate after the Mukden Incident (or Manchurian Incident) in
1931. Which of the following regarding this incident is NOT correct?
In 1932, Japanese radical soldiers broke into the prime minister’s residence in Tokyo. They shot and
killed the Prime Minister Tanaka Giichi, who was inclined to adopt a peaceful solution to the Sino-
Japanese issue. This is known as the May 15 Incident.
In 1933, the Japanese army attacked Rehe, and fought the Great Wall Battle with the Chinese army.
The battle ended with Sino-Japanese Tanggu Agreement.
ThepersonwhocreatedtheNorthChinaAutonomousMovementandproposedtheHirotaThree Principles
in 1935 was Japanese Foreign Minister Hirota Koki.
In 1937, the Japanese army attacked the Luguo Bridge located near Beiping, which is known as July 7
Incident. The Sino-Japanese conflict immediately expanded.
18 Who created the term “soft power”?
Joseph Nye.
John Mearsheimer.
Henry Kissinger.
Alexander Wendt.
19 Which of the following was NOT the cause of World War I?
Secret alliances among great powers went out of control.
The British-Franco-Russian hostile relations were generally ameliorated.
The Axis and Allied countries acutely competed for spheres of influence.
The United Kingdom’s sea power was challenged by Germany’s “Great Navy” strategy.
20 Which of the following statements is NOT true about the Outer Mongolia issue and the Tibet issue in the
late Qing and early Republic of China?
British troops stationed in India invaded Tibet twice.
In 1914, China, Britain, and Tibet signed the Simla Accord in India, which was recognized by the Yuan
Shikai administration.
After the outbreak of the 1911 Revolution, Outer Mongolia launched its first independence movement.
After the outbreak of the October Revolution in Russia, the civil war between the Red Army and the
White Army spread to Outer Mongolia.