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The Chinese allowed only the city of to trade with the outside world.?
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∙ 9y agoWith Hong Kong being part of the British Empire until 1997, Canton (now known as Guangzhou) was the only city opened by the Chinese to trade with the West. Trade was conducted during the bi-annual Canton Trade Fair, where western and Asian traders met with their Chinese counterparts in order to trade metals,minerals, raw materials, and whatever other goods mainland China needed to buy or sell.
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The Chinese allowed only the city of what to trade with the outside world?
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The Chinese allowed only the city of what to trade with the outside world?
peking
The Chinese allowed only the city of to trade with the outside world?
Canton
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The Chinese allowed only what city to trade with the outside world.?
The port cities of Burma, Singapore and Hong Kong.
What feelings about the outside world might have led the Chinese to use middlemen for trade?
Ummm...
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The compass as this allowed greater trade options not just for the Chinese but the world in general
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The compass as this allowed greater trade options not just for the Chinese but the world in general
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What was the only Chinese allowed to trade with the outside world?
With Hong Kong being part of the British Empire until 1997, Canton (now known as Guangzhou) was the only city opened by the Chinese to trade with the West. Trade was conducted during the bi-annual Canton Trade Fair, where western and Asian traders met with their Chinese counterparts in order to trade metals,minerals, raw materials, and whatever other goods mainland China needed to buy or sell.
What Chinese was the only city to trade with the outside world?
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