#3
A) What were some of the factors that led to the drop of the Qing dynasty?
- Some of the factors that led to the drop of the Qing dynasty were:

Open Door Policy
Boxer Rebellion
Different Imperial powers in China
New political party (Kuomintang)
Revolts led by Sun Yixian of the Kuomintang political party

B) How did the Nationalist movement grow as well as modification under the leadership of Chiang Kai-shek?
- The Nationalist movement grew as well as altered under the leadership of Chiang Kai-shek by developing a stronger Nationalist army. They promptly gained control of Hunan province as well as the cities of the Wuhan area. He also established another Nationalist government in Nanjing.
C) What factors led to the rise of communism in China?
- The factors that led to the rise of communism in China were the weakening of the Kuomintang/ Chinese Nationalist Party, as well as them welcoming the Communist because of the fact that they were in require of support. This permitted the Communist party to grow stronger.
#4
Speech:
I, as a membeer of the Nationalist group, I am one influenced by the Western ideas of Sun Yixian. In order to become a better nation, we must unite. Our people desire a constitutional government with civil liberties guaranteed by a bill of rights. We also desire China to become industrialized so that it could defend itself conomically against imperialist powers. We trust China could protect irself against foreign control only of it became a modern nation. If we permit the Communist to take over they shall overpower us.

Chiang Kai-shek