| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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| Who was the most famous founder of this organization | Sun Zhongshan | 90%
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| In the 1912 national assembly elections, this party, transformed from #5, won a plurality in both houses | Kuomintang | 85%
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| Where was the provisional government of the Republic of China established | Nanjing | 80%
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| Place where the first uprising occurred | Wuchang | Wuhan | 80%
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| Name of the revolution that led to the overthrow of the Qing dynasty | Xinhai Revolution | 80%
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| But this person, who was commandant of the above academy, started to gain power within the KMT | Jiang Jieshi | 65%
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| However, this clique favored a diplomatic approach | Zhili Clique | 65%
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| Meanwhile in the South, the KMT set up a regime in this province | Guangdong | 60%
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| Foreign country that the KMT turned to for help | Soviet Union | 60%
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| In 1921, this organization was founded in Shanghai | The Chinese Communist Party | 60%
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| Democracy | 55%
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| After the premier left Beijing, this Manchurian based clique, although once previously allied with city's new rulers, attempted to take control of the city | Fengtian Clique | 55%
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| The assassins were from this country, as they thought that the above would destabilize Manchuria | Japan | 55%
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| German colonies in this modern-day province of China were seized by Japan during the above war | Shandong | 55%
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| An ardent follower of the deceased leader, in addition to drafting his will, he was also considered to be one of the lead candidates to become his successor | Wang Jingwei | 55%
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| After crushing the above, the premier used the president's absence to put China in this war | World War One | 55%
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| This warlord clique, led by the premier advocated for an aggressive solution to the above | Anhui Clique | 50%
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| Which army was he the leader of | Beiyang Army | 50%
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| Position that the president attempted to restore with him in that role | Emperor | 50%
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| The KMT further developed these three principles, which would later be known as the Three Principles of the People | Nationalism | 50%
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| Which side did China join | The Allies | 50%
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| This operation, which was originally formulated by the previous leader began | The Northern Expedition | 50%
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| This famous military academy was formed by the KMT | Whampoa Military Academy | 50%
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| This Shanxi warllord allied with the KMT | Yan Xishan | 50%
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| In 1928, the era of the warlords ended. The capital was moved to Nanjing and Beijing was renamed this, meaning "Northern Peace" | Beiping | 45%
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| But, this man, who was the premier had the real power in the government | Duan Qirui | 45%
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| People's Livelihood | 45%
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| After the death of the president, this era started as the country was ruled by a number of independent generals | The Warlord Era | 45%
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| Where was he during the this uprising | United States | 45%
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| Man who was appointed to put down the rebellion by the government | Yuan Shikai | 45%
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| Tensions between these two clique led to this war, leading to the loss of power for the premier | Zhili-Anhui War | 45%
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| Another influential scholar, who founded the nationalistic journal New Youth and would become one of the two main founders of the Chinese Communist Party | Chen Duxiu | 40%
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| The leader of the KMT traveled to Beijing to discuss the future of the country, however he died of this in the capital | Gallbladder Cancer | 40%
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| This warlord force allied with the KMT | Guominjun | 40%
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| Soon after this incident occurred, the president died of uremia. Who was chosen to replace him as president | Li Yuanhong | 40%
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| This triggers this movement | May 4th Movement | 40%
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| Document sent by Japan that the president belatedly accepted, after managing to remove five parts of this document with help from the United States and Great Britain | The 21 Demands | 40%
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| What was offered to the above so that he would side with the revolutionaries | The Presidency | 40%
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| Which organization was he part of | Tongmenghui | 40%
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| General who repulsed the above from the city | Wu Peifu | 40%
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| The city of Beijing then became controlled by this warlord | Zhang Zuolin | 40%
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| Most famous advisor from that country that was sent to assist the KMT | Mikhail Borodin | 35%
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| Man who was responsible for this victory. He would later be assassinated by men under the president | Song Jiaoren | 35%
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| Angered by the president's disregard for democratic values, this failed uprising was launched by the above party | The Second Revolution | 35%
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| After seizing Shanghai, this incident occurred, which led to the split between the nationalists and the communists | The Shanghai Massacre | 35%
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| The son of the assassinated leader who took control of Manchuria after his father's death. He would declare allegiance to the KMT | Zhang Xueliang | 35%
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| With the capital secured in the hands of the above, this man was eventually appointed as president | Cao Kun | 30%
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| They needed the help of this warlord, however, he would later betray them | Chen Jiongming | 30%
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| What month and year did the last emperor of the Qing dynasty abdicate | February 1912 | 30%
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| About a year later, the Manchurian warlords attempted to take Beijing again. This time, with the help of Japanese bribes, they were able to get this general on their side | Feng Yuxiang | 30%
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| The resulting Battle of Yangxia was between the revolutionaries and the Qing government, who was the commander of the revolutionary side | Huang Xing | 30%
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| This politician in the KMT was arrested for his supposed involvement in the above's assassination. He was the leader of the right-wring faction of the KMT | Hu Hanmin | 30%
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| Although this led to a split in the KMT's leadership, the operation to reunify China continued a couple of months later. As KMT forces drew closer to Japanese Shandong, this incident between KMT and Japanese forces occurred | Jinan Incident | 30%
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| Along with the man already mentioned previously, this man was one of the other main founders of the above | Li Dazhao | 30%
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| One of the leading modern figures of Chinese Literature, wrote "The True Story of Ah Q" and "Diary of a Madman" | Lu Xun | 30%
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| The above was inspired from the ideas of this cultural movement | New Culture Movement | 30%
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| After defeating the forces led by Wu Peifu, the KMT turned against this warlord | Sun Chuanfang | 30%
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| Name of the alliance that the KMT's new advisor convinced them to form with the above organization | The First United Front | 30%
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| Uprisings in Southern China which started in 1917 due their opposition to the Northern government | Constitutional Protection Movement | 25%
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| Influential scholar of the above who advocated for the use of written vernacular Chinese | Hu Shih | 25%
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| This powerful KMT politician was assassinated, removing him as a challenger to the above | Liao Zhongkai | 25%
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| Name of the force which instigated the above | The New Army | 25%
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| This general attempted to restore the Qing dynasty in 1917, causing the new president to flee | Zhang Xun | 25%
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| This mob boss was enlisted to help suppress the communists | Du Yuesheng | 20%
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| The leader of Beijing fled as KMT forces came closer to seizing the capital, however, he was assassinated near this place | Huanggutun Railway Station | 20%
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| However, combined with him caving into Japan's ambitions, multiple generals revolted in this incident | National Protection War | 20%
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| How much money (in silver dollars) did the new president reportedly give to assembly members in order to get elected | 5000 Silver Dollars | 15%
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| The premier then tried to obtain these loans from Japan | Nishihara Loans | 15%
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| This lead to this event in the capital, which put the president under house arrest | The Beijing Coup | 15%
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| In 1926, this incident solidified #55's role as the new leader of the KMT | Zhongshan Warship Incident | 10%
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