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In 1839, the Western foreign power that challenged China was Great Britain. This confrontation was primarily over the opium trade, which Britain was heavily involved in, leading to widespread addiction in China. The tensions culminated in the First Opium War (1839-1842), where British military power ultimately demonstrated China's vulnerability and resulted in significant territorial and economic concessions for Britain through the Treaty of Nanking.
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Which country welcomed foreign traders without restriction or hesitation?
China welcomed foreign traders without any restrictions or hesitations. Foreign trade in China actually began in the Western Han Dynasty in 206 BCE.
Explain the factors that led to the opening of China. Why was China's response to Western influence slow?
China was forced open to foreign influence by European powers. China's response was slow because they did not want to accept the ideals of foreign nations because they were deemed as "barbaric practices".
How was China able to isolate itself from Western influence until the nineteenth century?
China was able to isolate itself from Western influence until the nineteenth century primarily through policies such as the strict regulation of foreign trade, the restriction of foreign contact, and the maintenance of a powerful centralized government.
How were Western nations such as Great Britain were able to govern and control regions such as China during 1850 up until 1914?
By Naval Power. China was underdeveloped at the time and was no match for Western technology or military strength.
When was Nationalist China recognized by the West?
The northern expedition was resumed, and in 1928 Chiang took Peking. China was formally unified. Nationalist China was recognized by the Western powers and supported by loans from foreign banks.
How did foreign affect Ming china?
How did foreign trade affect Ming china
What were the Anti-foreign Chinese revolts of 1900 that brought military intervention by Western troops including access to China?
It was called Yi He Tuan in Chinese. And it also called by western historian "Boxers".
Why were western nations able to control parts of China in the 1800s?
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.
Are there mountains in western China?
yes there are mountains in western china
What is China's climate?
hot in the southern of china but cold in the western of china
How did westerners influence china in the 1800s?
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.
When was China Foreign Affairs University created?
China Foreign Affairs University was created in 1955.
