Question

_____ by a multi - national _____ that included
several _____________ nations
_________
japan
_____ _____.

• after this defeat
• the qing _______ was so weakened that
• it never _______
• a revolution in _______
• removed the last _______ from power.
• established the chinese _______.

indian revolt of 1857 (sepoy rebellion)

• in south asia
• british cultural _______ combined with
• british east india company’s (_____) massive reliance on _____ to staff their army
• brought _______ in 1857.
• _____ began to spread among the _____ soldiers in the beic army that
• their _______ beliefs and practices
• were being _____ ignored by their _____ officers.
• these _____ combined with years of indian _____ to british rule
• led to a _____ and bloody _____ that took the company a year to suppress.
• this _______ rebellion
• led the british _____ to seize control of the colony from the _____
• for the next _______ years
• _____ asia was administered directly by the _____ government.

Explanation:

The problem is about filling in blanks related to historical events (Qing dynasty decline, Indian Revolt of 1857). The subfield of Social Science - History is appropriate as it deals with historical events, their causes, and consequences. For the Indian Revolt of 1857:

• British cultural "imperialism" combined with British East India Company’s (economic) massive reliance on "sepoys" to staff their army brought "unrest" in 1857.
• "Discontent" began to spread among the "Indian" soldiers in the BEIC army that their "religious" beliefs and practices were being "deliberately" ignored by their "British" officers.
• These "grievances" combined with years of Indian "resentment" to British rule led to a "violent" and bloody "uprising" that took the company a year to suppress.
• This "Sepoy" Rebellion led the British "government" to seize control of the colony from the "company".
• For the next "90" years "South" Asia was administered directly by the "British" government.

For the Qing part (incomplete but contextually): After a defeat, the Qing "dynasty" was weakened, a revolution in "1911" removed the last "emperor", established the Chinese "Republic".

Answer:

(For Indian Revolt blanks - example filled as per historical knowledge:

• British cultural imperialism combined with British East India Company’s (economic) massive reliance on sepoys to staff their army brought unrest in 1857.
• Discontent began to spread among the Indian soldiers in the BEIC army that their religious beliefs and practices were being deliberately ignored by their British officers.
• These grievances combined with years of Indian resentment to British rule led to a violent and bloody uprising that took the company a year to suppress.
• This Sepoy Rebellion led the British government to seize control of the colony from the company.
• For the next 90 years South Asia was administered directly by the British government.

For Qing - related blanks (contextual):

• After this defeat the Qing dynasty was so weakened that it never recovered.
• A revolution in 1911 removed the last emperor from power.
• Established the Chinese Republic.)