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How does John Green describe the modernization response that many Asian societies followed?

"Well if you can't beat them, join them." and "Try to follow their models of military orginization and education."

What did Asian intellectuals recognize as the principal reason for European dominance at this time, according to John Green?

Because Europeans had better industrial technology than the Asians did.

Why do we often end up relying on sources from intellectuals when studying imperialism?

Because there was very little written down to record their experience.

What important political transformation did Sayyid Jamal Ad-Din Al-Afghani propose?

He proposed that people should think of themselves as a culturally unified people.

What strategy did Kang Youwei suggest that China follow in response to European industrial might?

His strategy involved blending Western ideas of the Chineese goverment by attempting to update confusionism for the modern world.

Why was Japan not a great model for many other Asian states in this era, according to John Green?

Japan didnt provide a great model for other Asians trying to reform because they ended up embarking on their own imperial expansion.

What non-Western sources of strength did Sayyid Jamal Ad-Din Al-Afghani and Liang Qichao propose for Asian regions?

They turned to own traditions as a source of strength and used Islam as a source of strength. (All had loss of faith in liberal democracy as a source of strength).