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When did the us government become more involved in economic matters of public interest?
1900's
The US's primary interest in China during the late 19th century was?
Finding markets for american goods !
What were the issues that promoted sectionalism in the US?
what were the issues that promoted sectionalism in the us
How did soviet leaders most likely feel about the improvment in relations between the US and china?
They worried it would work against the interest of the Soviet Union.
What country's sphere of influence included southern china?
China has a strong sphere of influence because of its economic power. They now manufacture a majority of products purchased in the US.
The largest number of interest groups in the US has been founded on the basis of?
economic interest
What was the US' main economic interest in southwest Asia?
The United States is primarily concerned with petroleum
What is the most numerous interest group type in the US?
economic interest groups
What are china's imports from US?
Interest from US bonds. China is the largest investors of US bonds and US government needs to pay a lot of interest. Others including food, technology and natural resources
The US Chamber of Commerce is an example of an?
economic interest group.
How did the European system of spheres of influence in China threaten US interest?
It limited the ports for American trade in China
How did the European system of spheres influence in china threaten us interest?
It limited the ports for American trade in China
Why the literacy rates of china is high?
china has a higher literacy rate than us because it is sufficient for economic success
When did the us government become more involved in economic matters of public interest?
1900's
Why did the Russians lose interest and consider selling to the US?
because they found China more interesting.
What is US main economic interest with southwest Asia?
Well they like oil.
The US's primary interest in China during the late 19th century was?
Finding markets for american goods !
