Question 1

What were the spheres of influence in China during the late 19th century?

Accepted Answer

Regions where foreign powers had exclusive rights and privileges

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Areas controlled entirely by the Qing Dynasty

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Territories given to China by European nations

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Locations where local merchants had the most power

Question 2

What was the Open Door Policy in relation to China?

Accepted Answer

A policy that aimed to ensure equal trading rights for all foreign nations in China

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A law that closed Chinese ports to foreign trade

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A treaty granting exclusive rights to British traders

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An agreement to divide China into colonies among European powers

Question 3

Which event is often associated with the rise of nationalism in response to imperialism in China?

Accepted Answer

The Boxer Rebellion

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The Taiping Rebellion

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The Meiji Restoration

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The Opium Wars

Question 4

What was the primary purpose of foreign spheres of influence in China during the 19th century?

Accepted Answer

To facilitate trade and exploitation of resources

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To establish Chinese independence from foreign powers

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To create a unified Chinese state under foreign guidance

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To promote Chinese cultural exchange with the West

Question 5

What was the role of the 'Open Door Notes' proposed by the United States in 1899?

Accepted Answer

To promote equal trading opportunities for all nations in China

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To divide China into separate colonies among European powers

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To establish American dominance over Chinese markets

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To support the Qing Dynasty against foreign intervention

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