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First Protestant Christian Missionary in China
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Emperor Expels Missionaries for Distributing Christian books
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First Opium War
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Christian Missionaries Flood into China
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End of First Opium War
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Treaty of Huangpu is Signed with France
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Taipin Rebellion Against Qing Dynasty
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Second Opium War
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End of Second Opium War
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Taiping Rebellion ends in Rebel Failure
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First Sino-Japanese War
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China Loses Sino-Japanese War
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Drought Followed by Flooding at Shandong
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Armed Men Kill Two German Catholic Missionaries
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The "Righteous and Harmonious Fist" Burn Churches, Kill Chinese Christians and Recruit Peasants
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Boxer Rebellion Begins
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Empress Dowager Cixi Sends Letter of Support to Boxers
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Boxers Storm Through Countryside Burning Churches and Killing Christians
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Boxers Stop Burning and Killing Along the Countryside
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Boxers cut Railroad Line at Tianjin
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Boxers burn Christian Churches in Response to boy's Execution
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German Minister Arrests and Executes a boy he Thinks is a Boxer
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Empress Dowager Cixi Decides to Fully Support the Boxers
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Qing Government Sends Messages to Foreigners in Berlin for Safe Passage
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Qing Government Declares War on Foreign Powers
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Chinese set Fire to parts of Foreign Neighbourhood in Beijing
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Battle of Tianjin
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Eight Nation Relief Force Land on Coast and March Towards Beijing
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Qing Government Declares a Cease-Fire on the Foreigners and Surrenders
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Boxer Rebellion Ends
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Qing Officials Forced to Sign "Boxer Protocol"
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Empress Dowager Cixi Dies
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Sun Yet-Sen Leads Chinese Nationalist Revolutions