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Which best describes China's relations with the outside world China wanted trade but did not allow immigration China consistently sought to block outside influences?
China worked to block outside influences. This allows them to preserve their culture without having to worry about outside influences.
How did China preserve its culture from outside influences?
Because of getting ride of there emporers and moa!!!!!!!!!!!!
Why did Chinese civilization developed with few outside influences?
china's early leaders limited contact with outsiders
How did outside influences affect China's early history?
bro how am i supposed to know. i was the one who looked it up.
How were japan and china culturally different at the end of the century?
Japan opened its society and culture to Western influences, while China continued to resist any outside influence on its customs and beliefs.
Just outside Berlin lies a multicultural garden with influences ranging from Sicily to china its name Sanssouci?
Without a care you have now escaped
Who did China fear?
china
How were Japan and China culturally different a the end of the 19th century?
Japan opened its society and culture to Western influences, while China continued to resist any outside influence on its customs and beliefs
What were the influences of china to east Asia?
the influences may be the work to fashion
What does external influences mean?
From outside
How are cultures affected by outside influences (from Globalization Section 1)?
It depends what the outside influence is.
Why does China want to isolate from outer influences?
China's isolation began from physical barriers like the Gobi Desert, but kept up due to political ideals like Communism. Being isolationist allows for optimum control with little to no exterior influences. Extending isolationist policies has allowed for media control, therefore public control. Their protectionist policies have also allowed the nation to vastly expand their economy. By encouraging only exporting and limited importing, the nation has become self-reliant and built up the strongest growing economic force of the century. The economic and political benefits to China's government have encouraged them to continue mostly isolationist policies.
