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The 1911 Revolution.

General Introduction

the influence of revolutionaries, they had become another centrifugal force.

B. New wave of Nationalism

1. Nationalism was revived at the turn of the 20th century since China's

was survival

Sethreatened Imperialism.

by

2. Thus, more and more nationalists were inclined to believe that only revolution from below could save China,

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3.

The far-reaching consequences of the late Qing reforms and uprisings were examined in the last few issues.

"causes

This week, I would like to examine the the immediate

leading to outbreak of the 1911 Revolution, and the Multan Uprising. Besides, would

examine the significance.

Revolution in next issue.

of the

The Immediate Causes of the Revolution of 1911

China at the turn of the century was baset with mounting

and internal external problems. Because of the inability of the Qing Dynasty to cope with such problems, the Dynasty was finally overthrown by revolutionaries,

A. Discontent of the various social

classes

1. The peasants were discontented because they had to pay more taxes because the Qing Court was forced tc make ट lot. of есоповіс concessions.

Also, because of the Boxer Protocol, the Qing court had to pay a huge indemnity and it was the peasants and common people who had. to relieve such economic burden. 3. Besides, new railways constructed by western powers made the peasants discontented", because they had destroyed fung-shui of their native countries.

As mentioned before the returned student.s and modern educated intellectuals were ready to revolt against the Qing Court because they were not under the spell of cultural heritage of Confucian China.

Thus, they were more critical of the Qing Dynasty.

young

In addition, since

many officer of the New Army were under

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Issue of Money

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As a result. more people joined thr revolutionary movement led by Dr.. Sun Yisian.

C. The revolutionary work headed by

Dr. Sun Yixian

1. Since Sun Yixian was brought up in southern China, he was more exposed

western influence.

Thus, he learned modern western medical knowledge in Hong Kong...

3. When Sun Yixian was young, he was nationalistic by the inspired stories of the Taipings.

4. When he was a teenager, his brother where he took him to Hawaii received western education.

5. As China was humiliated by the: Br. Sun Western encroachment, realized the need to reform China so that she could withstand western encroachment.

5.

When Sun's petition to Li Hungzhang did not receive any attention, he was determined to overthrow the Qing Dynasty so as to save China.

7. Thus, he founded the China Revival Society when China was at the mercy the scramble of concessions of the western powers, 1895 to 1898.

8. At the very outset, Sun instigated: a series of uprisings with the hope- of overthrowing the Qing Dynasty national and arousing the consciousness of Chinese people.

early attempts to

9. However,

overthrow unsuccessfu

10. Thus, "he

east Asia,

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ar South-

11. He vent Japan because Japan was a fertiloground for modernization. and revolution,

12. Me Venda

South-east Asia to raise fund from the overseas Chinese.

regulate the quantity of bank notes. When the Hong Kong, and Shanghai Banking Corporation or the Standard Chartered Bank

issues a certain amount bank notes, they are required to use foreign Currency of equivalent value to buy, Certificates of Indebtedness from the Fund. Such Certificates are the legal backing

the bank notes and therefore the bank notes are totally backed up by foreign exchange.

Since the end of 1983, Certificates of Indebtedness have been being bought or sold in terms of .S. dollars, with a price of MK$748=US$1. This is called

linked exchange rate system',

Honey Supply

The Exchange Fund in Hong Kong 15 to Money supply or money stock should not

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2.4 Consider a hypothetical reversible

reaction: A28.

The changes in concentrations of A and respectively with time is described by the Concentration-Time Curve while the changes in the rates of forward and reverse reactions with time is described by the Rate-Time-Curve.

Chemistry (20)

The Concentration-Time Curve

Concentration

Concentration

R.. Chu

of A

Constant Concentration

Cafcentrat

of B

Unit 11: Revision Notes on Chemical

Equilibrium

1. Reversible Reactions

1.1 A reversible reaction is one which can proceed in eitner direction, under different sets of conditions. 1.2 The equation of a reversibe reaction consists of a "double half-arrows" with one denoting the. reaction to the right (the forward reaction) and the other the reaction to the left the backward

or reverse reaction).

e.g. 2Fets). 3H2O(g)

The rate Time Corys

Reaction rate

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13. Then, he went to Europe. -14. Later, hé spent much

time

in British Museum where his basic skeleton of the Three Principles of People were formulated.

15. What were the three principles of

people?

16. They were" nationalism, democr

and socialism.

17. The essence of nationalism was to expe? the Nanzhus from China and to end all unequal treaties which were signed by the Qing government.

18. The new form of governemnt would be modeled on western representative government. It would bea republican government in which the president was granted supreme political power from the people.

the Thus,

president would be responsible to the people only, instead of the monarch. Besides, the power of the president would be checked by the parliament, in which the members of it would be elected. of it would 19. According to Sun's principle of would be socialism, land distributed to peasants. Besides industrialism would be encouraged. as well,

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20. Sun's three principles of people had helped to rally the support of returned the mass, especially students and western educated

because students,

it. offered future hope and future form of government, who were disillusioned with the incapable and corrupt (ing Dynasty.

21. Later, Sun was kidnapped in London. 22. Fortunately, he was saved by his

former teacher, Dr. Cantile.

23. The London Kidnap made Dr. Sun famous not only in native China but also in international political, scene. Thus, more people fought under his banner

24. Besides, because fifs fame, he

o negotiate with the west and thus the western powers declared" neutrality after the Wuhan Uprising.

25. Thus, by 1905,

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uprisings and rebellions in the southern part of China.

D. Three important events which helped to consolidate and strengthen the revolutionary movement.

1. They were The Russo-Japanese War of

.1905-06.

Although it was a struggle between

Tsarist Japan and

Russia .over

Court Manchuria, the Qing

was seriously humiliated as the terms of the Treaty of the Treaty of Portsmouth were total negligence of the integrity of China.

b. As a result, more and more people felt disillusioned with the Qing Court and joined the revolutionary. movement..

2. The abolition of the civil service

examination, 1905.

As mentioned before, such reform made many confucian scholars disheartened because they could not gain any access to the echelon of the Qing government.

b. As a result, they were more easily

influence under the

.of the revolutionaries."

3. The founding of Tongmenghui in

Tokyo in 1905. a. After that data. various ..revolutionary movements were better organized and under one central and

leadership. direct

Thus, the strengthening of the leadership enabled the revolutionaries to stage uprisings successfully.

E. The inevitable conflict between the central government and the provincial power.

1. At the turn of the 20th century, centrifugal tendency grew immensely in different provinces because of the impotence of the Qing government in coping with internal and external problems.

3.

Dr. Sun's revolutionary movement could gain...... mass support because it was better equipped by Sun's ideology and the organization of the movement,"

4.

Besties Tot of provinces became powerful and rich since native businessmer traded with the west. facilitate ten loy

goods, many native merchants Faceted a huge sum of money in constructing railways..

national

In other capitalists emerged as a new- political force at the turn of the century.

26. Besides.. the military strategy of 5. However, the late Qing govertiment

the revolutionaries were, to stage

be confused with legal tender. It is the total quantity of money in the economy, and consists" of means of payment other than legal tender, e.g. demand, savings and time deposits. A new type of deposit is the Certificate. of Deposit (CD). Basically it is a form of time deposit but, is negotiable. This means that it can be transferred by the holder to somebody else before its maturity date.

In Hong Kong, there are 3 definitions. of money supply:

→

Legal tender in circulation

demand deposits with licensed banks

time and savings deposits with licensed banks certificates deposit issued by licensed banks

concentration or amount of the substances (i.e. the reactants and the products) in the equilibrium mixture.

3.2 The equilibrium is said to move to a new position if there is a change in the relative concentrations for amounts of the substances in the mixture,

3.3 The equilibrium position of a

chemical system is a constant under: a particular set of conditions. It will change to a new one when there is a change in the conditions.

of shifting equilibrium position can be predicted

Le Chatelier's Principle.

3.4 The direction.

by

Le Chatelier's Principle states that if a stress (1.e., a change in temperature, concentration or pressure, etc.) is applied to a system initially at equilibrium, its equilibrium position will shift to a new one in such a direction that the stress i's nullified (removed).

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attempted

to:

deposits

centralize the

with DTCS + certificates of deposit issued by DTCS.

Credit Creation

Since credit money such as demand deposits and credit cards have been widely used in transactions, commercial banks may create a close substitute for legal tender...

a

Commercial banks are required to keep fraction of their total. deposito gathered from the public as minimu cash reserves. Under this fractional reserve system', banks Creat deposits by lending when they have received, deposits from theat customers.

Say if the reserve ratio is 0.25, a banking gol deposit of $100 is

Pressure

A(g) 28(g)

Pressure

government at the turn of the. century.

6. Thus, the conflict between central

and regional power was inevitable, 7. To centralize the government, the Qing government attempted nationalize all the railways

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8. As a result, native provinces

protected

by their interests forming a lot of railway protection societies.

9. Worst all, the Qing government made

a mistake in nationalization: railways.

10. The mistake was that the Qing government borrowed huge loans from foreign consortium.

11. The gesture generated a new wave of anti-Qing nationalism because it gave a chance for the imperialists and expand their to control influence in China.

12. Accordingly, more and more people joined the revolutionary society because they regarded the Qing Court the traitor of China.

13. Thus, after the Wuhan Uprising,

local

declared provinces independence.

The course of the 1911 Revolution

1. The Wuhan Uprising was followed by the declaration of the independence of various provinces.

2.

Dr. Sunt was elected as provisional president.

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3. Then the Qing government

appointed Yuan Shikai to negotiate with the revolutionaries.

4 Since Yuan commanded the new army, Dr. Sun made good terms with him in order to avert civil war.

5 As a result, the new Qing emperor abdicated in 1911 and the revolution seemed to be a success.

6. However, the grandeur of Yuan's power and the loopholes of the revolution which made the early republican periad a

a chaos.

7. And the failure of the 1911 Revolution paved the way to the New Culture and. the May Fourth

Movement.

3. Thus, I would comment on the 1911

Revolution in new issue.

Last but not least, the causes and the significance of the May Fourth Movement would be examined in next

sue as well.

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only required to keep $25 as reserve and lend out $75, then the money supply becomes $100+$75. IF these $75 subsequently paid to a man who again. deposits the money with another bank, the bank keeps $75x0.25-$18,75, and tand out, 156.25. The money Supply then becomes $100+$75+$56.25. If the same process repeats continuously, the total

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supply will become $100 x 0.25 $400, .e. the original amount of $100. plus the credit of $300.

Money Multiplier

The money multiplier measures how many times credit can expand on the basis of an additional amount of deposit, and is. equal to the Procal of the reserve.

ratio,

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2.3 A chemical system at equilibrium will not show any more changes in its macroscopic properties with respect to time.

2.5 The equilibrium state of

reversible reaction can be reached from either end of the reaction'.

3. Equilibrium Position:

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3.1 The equilibrium position of

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