Qing China’s Rebellions and Reforms
Cause and Effect
DIRECTIONS: Read pages 717-726 and complete the chart and questions below. On the chart, make sure you answer with both
short-term and long-term causes ad effects ofeach event or policy and briefly describe the event/poicy inthe middle column
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