1.

British monarch
a. Issuing the ________
b. Appointing the ________
2. Governor
a. Given the highest ________ in ________ Hong Kong
3. The Legislative Council
a. Function: makes laws and votes on ________
b. Membership:
i. Formed by Governor and ________ official members in ________
ii. Appointment of the ________ unofficial members in ________
4. The Executive Council
a. Function: advises the Governor on ________
b. Membership:
i. Formed by ________ official members in ________
ii. Appointment of the ________ unofficial members in ________
5. The Sanitary Board
a. Function: deals with ________ and other ________ affairs
b. Membership:
i. Formed by ________ members in ________
ii. Appointment of the ________ unofficial members in ________
6. The Heung Yee Kuk
a. Function:
i. Advises the government on ________ affairs
ii. A ________ organization
iii. Changes to its present name in ________
7. The Chinese were the ________ of the population in Hong Kong.
8. In the early years of British rule over Hong Kong, the Chinese could not take part in
________. Their opinions were ________.

Year Law
1842 Banned all Chinese, except for ________, from going out after ________; not
applied to ________
______ Required Chinese ________ and Chinese ________ working for Westerners to
_ ________
1870 Required all Chinese to carry ________ after ________
______ Forbade Chinese to hold ________ without a ________ from the Governor
_
1888 Kept part of the ________ for European-style house
______ Kept the ________ as a ________ area for Westerners only
9. The government also passed laws that were unfair to the Chinese. For example, the Chinese
were not allowed to live with the Westerners in the ________ or join some clubs such as
________.
10. ________ thinks that it is the best if Chinese and foreigners live in different places.
11. Some Chinese people became rich in the ________ century. About ____% of the taxes came
from ________ at that time. Many of them had received ________ education. In order to get
the support of the local Chinese, the government started to appoint ________ as members
of the ________. This policy improved the ________ and ________ status of the Chinese.
12. ________
a. Social position: The first Chinese ________ member of the ________ council in
________
b. Occupation: ________
c. Education: Studied in ________
13. ________
a. Social position: The first Chinese ________ member of the ________ council in
________
b. Occupation: ________
c. Education: Studied in ________
14. ________
a. Social position: ________ member in the ________ in ________
b. Occupation: ________ and ________
c. Education: Studied in ________
15. The population of Hong Kong continued to increase, from ________ in ________ to around
________ in ________. Most people were ________. As China faced wars, riots and faminies
in the ________ century.
16. Foreigners also came to Hong Kong. Some of them came to ________ here or work in local
companies

Year Event
1841 Hong Kong as a ________
1851 The _________ (xxx-yyy)
1856 The ________(xxx-yyy)
1860 ________ ruling over ________
1898 Britian ________ the new Territories
17. In the early years of British rule, ________ were active in the area of Hong Kong. Also, the
problems of ________, ________, ________ and ________ were serious in Hong Kong. To
main law and order, the government took the folloing measres.
a. Asked the ________ too get rid of pirates
b. Enforced ________ on local Chinese from ________ to _______
c. Set up a _________in ________
d. Set up the ________ to help keep law and order in areas around ________. It was
setup by ________ and ________ in ________. It organized a force of ________ to
maintain law and order in areas around ________ and ________. As there were not
enough ________ at that time, the government gave ________to the ________. The
committee was placed under the ________ of the government.
18. In ________, the British setup a police force to maintain law and order. This police force was
mainly made up of ________. Yet they did not know the Chinese _______ and ________.
The government therefore to recruit ________ as policemen.
19. At the beginning, all policemen wore ________. Indian policemen usually wore________.
Therefore, local Chinese called them ________. At first, local Chinese did not like this police
force because the policemen failed to ________.