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Government's attitude to association in Late Qing Dynasty

Yang Tian-yi

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Late Qing Dynasty has problems both from inside and outside,which gave secret socieies a chance to develop itself.Learning from the west,the Chinnese accepted the western political ideas gradully.The secret society and the newly-born orgnizations combined to form a big power,which had a major impact on political life of modern China.

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Late Qing Dynasty has problems both from inside and outside,which gave secret socieies a chance to develop itself.Learning from the west,the Chinnese accepted the western political ideas gradully.The secret society and the newly-born orgnizations combined to form a big power,which had a major impact on political life of modern China.

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Late Qing Dynasty has problems both from inside and outside,which gave secret socieies a chance to develop itself.Learning from the west,the Chinnese accepted the western political ideas gradully.The secret society and the newly-born orgnizations combined to form a big power,which had a major impact on political life of modern China.

Key concepts: Politics, Government (linguistics), Power (physics), China, History, Political science, History of China, Economic history

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