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How did the foreign expansion in Asia and the the Boxer Rebellion affect us policy toward china?
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∙ 11y ago
Foreign expansion in Asia and the Boxer Rebellion affecte u.s policy toward China because we realized they were their own country and did not want to be controlled by foreigners. Therefore we had to start treating China like its own country because that is what it was.
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