Qing Dynasty and The Cultural Revolution’s Differences (Map)

Qing Dynasty and The Cultural Revolution’s Differences

The map of China represents the difference between China in the Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) and the Cultural Revolution (1966-1976). The map shows China shaded in with a tan color which is modern China and the boundaries during the Cultural Revolution. Mongolia which is shaded in with a peach color is one part of the Qing Dynasty. During the Qing Dynasty the boundaries were Modern China ( shaded in a tan color) and Mongolia to the north connected. The Qing emperor had conquered more land because of strenght in China, but as Modern China came in, the northern boundaries separated and Mongolia became a country. The only differences between Modern China and The Qing Dynasty is the land because more roads were built and the country had more building to move China to the future. The boundaries are the same other than Mongolia becoming it’s own country and the Capitals stayed at Biejing.