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Why was China Traditionally not interested in trading with the west?
China was Traditionally not interested in trading with the west because it was self-sufficient.
Was China traditionally not interested in trading with the West?
China was Traditionally not interested in trading with the west because it was self-sufficient.
Why did the Chinese have little interest in trading with the west?
China was a self-sufficient society.
In what direction did the main trade items of west Africa move?
they focused on trading items towards china,India,southeast Asia,Europe and south america
How did silk road get there?
because there were no other trading routs in the area so the people of china decided to start their own trading rout.
What did New York start as?
A Dutch West India Company trading post.
What statement describes China's interest in trading with the West?
China was impressed with European gold and art and allowed trade at one establishment only Macao.
What did the Portuguese start trading on the west coast of Africa?
Greeks,Romans, and Arabs
Where does the Great Wall of China start?
the great wall of china starts a little west of the meridian
What is a major trading center in China?
A major trading center in China is China Foreign Trade Centre (CFTC).
Who is china's main trading partner?
The European Union is China's largest trading partner as of 2013. The United States and Japan are also significant trading partners with China.
Who started trading in china?
China opened it's doors to the West in the 1600s, to countries such as England, France, Spain, and the Netherlands. However, China closed it's doors to the West, except the Netherlands in which they were only allowed to trade at a few ports in China. China has never really liked foreign influence, including every other Asian nation.
