20 points what were the main events of the early twentieth century that affected china internally

Mang was succeeded by his son Xie of Xia.

China was divided into spheres of influence at the turn of the twentieth century, with each dominant Western nation attempting to exert as much control as possible. The Chinese resented foreign rule and expressed their displeasure with the Boxer Rebellion at the turn of the century. Simultaneously, China's traditional government started to falter in its early years. Behold, the Chinese people. Sun Yat-sen resigned in March 1912, and Yuan Shih-kai became China's new emperor. Yuan attempted to re-establish a feudal regime with himself as emperor, prompting Sun to found the Kuomintang, or KMT, one of China's first political parties. Sun struggled hard for democracy until the 1920s, but was ultimately unsuccessful. In 1917, China sided with the Allies in World War I. Nonetheless,

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