Western nations were able to control parts of China in the 1800s primarily due to military superiority and the imposition of unequal treaties following conflicts like the Opium Wars. These treaties forced China to cede territory, grant extraterritorial rights, and open up ports to foreign trade. Additionally, internal strife, such as the Taiping Rebellion, weakened China's ability to resist foreign intervention. This combination of external pressure and internal instability facilitated Western dominance over various regions of China during that period.
The nations that europe controlled are india bangladesh and pakistan also some parts of the mihikladan city in china
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China/russia
The largest city in western China is Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan Province. Known for its rich culture and history, Chengdu is also famous for its cuisine and as the home of the giant panda. The city has experienced rapid economic growth and urbanization, making it a key hub in western China.
Silk road
I'm not sure so don't take my word, but i think it was to gain special trading privileges.
By Naval Power. China was underdeveloped at the time and was no match for Western technology or military strength.
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As a communist nation, China became part of the global communist alliance lead by the USSR. Western nations were in conflict with the communist bloc during the Cold War.
Western nations and Japan as well used imperialism to gain wealth and power. Japan concentrated in the area they new best, East Asia. Western Europeans focused on Africa and China. The US helped imperialism in China as well and occupied the Philippines.
computers
Spain, Russia, British Columbia, and China.
They divided China into spheres of influence. soundcloud: void hart
The nations that europe controlled are india bangladesh and pakistan also some parts of the mihikladan city in china
Western nations had a sphere of influence on China. These were Russia, UK, France, Germany, USA, and Japan, which all owned concessions, or major port cities (such as Shanghai, Hong Kong and Weihaiwei).
They became more like "Western" nations Japan became more like China
In 1997, China took back control of Hong Kong, which had been a British colony since the late 1800s