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In the 1800s, westerners significantly influenced China through trade, Imperialism, and cultural exchanges. The Opium Wars, driven by British trade in opium, led to the Treaty of Nanking in 1842, which opened several Chinese ports to foreign trade and ceded Hong Kong to Britain. This period saw the introduction of Western education, technology, and ideas, which challenged traditional Chinese society and governance. Additionally, missionary activities brought Western religious beliefs and practices, further impacting Chinese culture.
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When westerners visited china in the mid-1800s a market for such as oil copper salt tea and porcelain already existed?
dodge
What was an important issue for many westerners in th early 1800s?
The use of the Mississippi river and the port of the new orleans
What were inventions of the 1800s in china?
Toys and bikes
In the late 1800s Western nations carved out spheres of influence in China in order to?
I'm not sure so don't take my word, but i think it was to gain special trading privileges.
Why was china a weak country in the 1800s?
In the 1800s, China faced significant internal and external challenges that contributed to its weakness. Internally, the Qing Dynasty struggled with corruption, social unrest, and population pressures, leading to uprisings such as the Taiping Rebellion. Externally, Western powers exploited China's vulnerabilities through unequal treaties following military defeats, such as the Opium Wars, further eroding its sovereignty and economic stability. These factors combined to undermine China's strength and influence during this period.
When westerners visited china in the mid-1800s a market for such as oil copper salt tea and porcelain already existed?
dodge
Where did the westerners go when moving west in the 1800s?
The westerners took the Oregon trail when moving west. When they reached the west they settled down and made environments.
What was important issue for many westerners in the early 1800s?
It was the use of the Mississippi River and the Port of New Orleans
What is Xizang?
It is what westerners called "tibet". Xizang is one part of China
What was an important issue for many westerners in th early 1800s?
The use of the Mississippi river and the port of the new orleans
How did westerns gain trading rights in China during the 1800s?
Westerners gained trading rights in China during the 1800s following the Opium War. China was a prosperous country that produces all the goods the citizens needed. The Chinese felt European goods were shoddy, and they had little interest in trade. The British were determined to find a product the Chinese would want to purchase in large quantities. The answer was opium, but the Chinese government tried to stop the trade. This led to war.
What was the Chinese reaction to the presence of foreigners on their soil?
Disaffected Chinese citizens launched the Boxer Rebellion, an anti foreign movement that rejected Western influence in China and included violence against Westerners and Chinese Christians.
In 1800s what effect did imperialism have on china?
The People's republic of China was formed
How many immigrants were from China in the 1800s?
55,000
How did sushi get to America?
Imports from china in the 1800s
What were inventions of the 1800s in china?
Toys and bikes
Are most westerners ignorant of the existence of south east Asian countries like Malaysia?
Unfortunately yes, many westerners are ignorant of countries not usually covered in their mainstream media. Singapore at the southern tip of Malaysia may thought to be in China for some westerners.
