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Why were European countries interested in china during the 19th century?
By creating spheres of influence in Chinese territory that granted them special trading rights
How did the European states come to dominate China's economy during the mid 19th century?
By creating spheres of influence in Chinese territory that granted them special trading rights.
How did European states dominate china's economy during the mid 19th century?
By creating spheres of influence in Chinese territory that granted them special trading rights
What type of religion did china enter into while trading with the europeans?
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How did European states coming to dominate China's economy during the mid-19th century?
By creating spheres of influence in Chinese territory that granted them special trading rights
Why did the Asians want to stop trading with Europeans?
The Asians wanted to stop trading with the Europeans basically because the Europeans had nothing they wanted or needed. The Opium war was what forced China to open up trades Britain.
How did Westrern power gain greater trading rights in china?
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How did the us protect its trading rights with china?
Sending notes to European nations and Japan that recommended all nations have equal rights to china
What gave America equal trading rights in china?
The "Open Door Policy"
How did european imperialism in india differ from european imperialism in china during the 8th and 19th centuries?
Europeans, mostly France and England took almost absolute control over India's government, but focused only on securing trading rights in China. In order to add additional information, France lost its battle to take control over parts of India. This was one result of the French and Indian War. In both India and China, force was used.
This was declared by the US in an effort to protect American trading rights in china and china's freedom from colonization?
Open Door Policy
What was declared by the US in an effort to protect American trading rights in china and china's freedom from colonization?
the open door policy
