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Why were the so called unequal treaties considered so unfarir to china?
The so-called unequal treaties were considered unfair to China because they were imposed under duress, primarily following military defeats, and stripped China of sovereignty and territorial integrity. These treaties, such as the Treaty of Nanking in 1842, forced China to cede Hong Kong, open several ports to foreign trade, and grant extraterritorial rights to foreign nationals, undermining Chinese laws and authority. Additionally, they favored Western powers economically and politically, leading to widespread resentment and a sense of humiliation among the Chinese population.
What did spheres of influence mean in china?
A sphere of influence is power to affect developments without having formal authority. For individuals as well as governments, it is wise to have a clear notion of this sphere so that your efforts are effective. It also prevents frustration about a process or system if you realize it is outside of your ability to make a difference. The term is often used in terms of the amount of power countries have over a particular region or state.
Is China a subcontinent?
no china is not a subcontinent. I had this question in a quiz of mine..and they asked me the same thing.."Is China a subcontinent?" and I said yes, and I got it wrong..So I'm not really sure what it is...Lol :)
Why were the Japanese so violent in World War 1?
It seems there may be a misunderstanding; Japan was not particularly known for violence in World War I. In fact, Japan joined the Allies and primarily sought to expand its influence in Asia, particularly by seizing German territories in the Pacific and China. The perception of Japanese violence is more associated with World War II, where militarism, nationalism, and imperial ambitions led to aggressive actions in China and the Pacific.
Why are China so bad at soccer?
China doesn't give much importance to soccer, they prefer table tennis, ping pong and badminton more.
How did china got so resistance to western influence?
It's just really really proud of its heritage and culture. So It doesn't want the help or influence of other countries maybe.
What are the Differing responses of japan and china to western penetration in 19th century?
Japan liked the western culture and didn't want to fall behind technologically so they allowed the west to influence Japan, China was the complete opposite, they hated the West
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.
What part of china has higher elevation the eastern or western?
North eastern China, so EASTERN.
How did western powers use diplomacy and war to gain power in Qing china?
it was so cool that it melted Qing China
Is Kung-Fu from China?
"Kung Fu" is a modern 'Western' phrase to describe all the martial arts of China. So, yes, "kung Fu" is from China.
What happened when western merchants reached china in the 1600s an 1700?
When western merchants reached China in the 1600's and 1700's they were at first surprised to find so many people in one place. They traded tea and spices with the Chinese at that time.
Is the great wall of china in the eastern or western hemisphere?
It is to the right from Greenwich, so I suppose that it is on the Eastern hemisphere.
Why does the date of the Chinese New Year vary each year?
Because China got the lunar calender and the western calender so the lunar have to catch up the western calender so that's why
How did the influence of Daoism affect the role of women in China?
Daoism presented positive female role models, so it had a positive effect on the role of women in China.
What does the name xian mean?
In chinese, Xi means Western. An means Peace. So Xian means the emperor wanted the western of China would be peaceful without war.
Why did Japan shut itself off from the world for 200 years?
Japan saw how China became nothing but a place for WEstern powers to misuse and take advantage of, and so to avoid becoming destroyed by other nations Japan closed themselves off from the outside world. They were trying to preserve their culture and freedom from outside influence.
