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British Colonialism of China (The Imperialist British Empire: The British…

- - - - The British answered with full force and invaded the Chinese territories - whom the Chinese are ill prepared of due to their unadvanced technology against the Empire. The Emperor then took notice of the war at the very latter, after the entire Yangtze region was conquered.
        
        The Emperor then seek peaceful measures and an unequal treaty was made that favored the British to market their products again and legalize opium, as well as handling Hong Kong to achieve peace. However, the promised foreign relations China would provide was not achieved, and disatissfied the British once again.
- - - - Mao Zedong then led a conscript march after his exile by most of the constiutional leaders, that led him to overthrow several governments in the Eastern China peninsula and Communism grew popular around the country.
  - - - As political struggle begin to wash up the new government system from turning into a republic against a popular communist government, a civil war broke out between the two and huge fighting in the landmass occured, only to be disrupted by the Japanese at the latter. Which then causes the Sino Japanese War and the premise of World War 2.
- - - - In retaliation, the Eight-Nation Alliance was formed and stationed 20,000 troops in its first year that consist of countries - and later World War I combatants; Germany, Austria-Hungary, Japan, United States, French, Italy, Russia, and British Empire to entirely destroy the threat in China once again.
        
        The Boxer Rebellion were crushed and ended with another unequal treaty forcing China to pay a plethora amount of silvers annually and are charged for several years. The Emperor would eventually cease its dynasty from operations due to civil unrest, and followed to a political struggle for the next two decades.